Which immigration office do I need to visit to extend a 60-day TR visa in Thailand?

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Dec 1, 2021

3 years ago

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Which immigration would I need to visit to extend a 60 day TR visa?

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To extend a 60-day Tourist (TR) visa in Thailand, you need to visit the immigration office at Chang Wattana. If you are in Bangkok, this office is the recommended location for visa extensions.

Garrett *********

I second that you should go to Chang Wattana 👍

3 years ago

Benjamin ******

Are you in Bangkok?

3 years ago

Fay ********

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@Benjamin *****

yes Bangkok

3 years ago

Benjamin ******

@Fay *******

To extend a 60 day visa for people residing in Bangkok, you would go to Changwattana Immigration Office.

Easiest way is BTS to Wat Phra Sri Mahathat station, then get a cab from the roundabout under the station.

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Fay ********

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@Benjamin *****

Thankyou very much ☺️

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