Lak Si today at 9:30. It’s much worse now. Note to self: don’t extend visa during songkran.
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The conversation highlights the challenges of extending a visa during the Songkran festival in Thailand, particularly long queues and busy immigration offices. Several comments suggest strategies to avoid long waits, such as making appointments in advance or using visa agents. Users share experiences from various locations and discuss the pros and cons of the electronic visa extension process compared to in-person visits.
Brett **************
Wow. I went to the Immigration office at Hua Hin. No one in line. I was in, stamped and out within 20 minutes
Nick *******
Thought that was obvious
Jan **********
I checked for e-appointment online on March 31 and by chance there was an availability for the next day April 1, so I skipped the 200+ queue and was out in 30'.
Sean ********
Note to self. Great idea to live in Thailand where few expats live. Phetchabun is quite, safe and queue free at immigration. Ok, maybe you get 4-5 ahead of you.😁
Samuel ******
I walked by jontiem immigration today and it was crazy.
Boom ******
Actually, they were supposed to do the E-extension rather than waiting in a long que like this.
sometimes yes. But they used to have a 300 people per day rule at Laksi. Do you know if they still have that? It could really ruin some plans.
Steve *******
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oh wow no i didn’t know that. However I did see a ticket for the first checkpoint that’s at 335 already. Not sure if they started at 1 but I’m 189. If I had to guess I think they’re over 300 right now.
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