Hey folks, I have a question regarding a 45-day visa exemption transfer to new passport:

I entered Thailand with a 45-day visa exemption, and I am getting a new passport here in BKK as my old one is full.

* What other document are required for a stamp transfer?

* Do I need to get a confirmation letter from my embassy (as they suggested)? Or can I just go immigration with my 2 passports?

* I am planning to go to immigration for both the transfer and the 30-day extension at the same time. Or should I do it separately?

* And lastly, will I have more chance and less hassle if I do it in Phuket than in Bangkok?

Thanks in advance

Hey guys, how early can I extend my 45 visa exemption? Does it even matter?

I once read officers only accept it 2 weeks before the visa runs out but cannot find this information anymore.

Thanks!

Will arrive in thailand on 12 March and leave on 21 April, will the 45 day visa on arrival apply for this period thanks.

As an Australian, can i get a 45 day waiver on reentry at Chiang Kong? I am planning to do a border run to Laos in early January from Chiang Mai at Chiang Kong. I arrived in Chiang Mai on November 1st. I have a 45 day waiver which I hope to get extended by 30 days in December. Does anyone know if i can get another 45 day waiver at Chiang Kong, or is it only 30 days?

Do you get 45 days tourist visa also at land border (Cambodia- Thailand) or only by flying? Thanks

Hey: TO get the +30 on the 45 day visa Exemption in Samut Prakan do I need to bring a TM.30? cheers...

Is it possible to extend the 45 day visa more than one time

As it's the 1st of October*, I'm interested to hear if anyone has been given a 45-day visa exemption stamp yet. (From one of the 53 countries eligible for a visa exemption.)

Also has the change been published in the Royal Gazette yet? Can we trust that all Thai borders will be issuing the 45-day visa exemption?

And lastly, is it a fact that Russians are not eligible for the 45-day visa exemption stamp, given that Russia is a visa waiver country? (I’m not Russian, I’m asking for someone else.)

*EDIT: OK, so it's not the 1st of October, it's the 30th of September. I'm just waiting impatiently in Malaysia. Nonetheless, tomorrow, if you get in with a 45-day stamp, please can you post on this page?

We're traveling from the US to Thailand next month, and plan to partake of the VISA on arrival for the new 45-day period. Do we need to have VISA/Passport style photographs available when we arrive, or when we apply later for the 30-day extension? If so, what size exactly do they need to be? Matte or glossy? I had photos prepared to submit for a tourist VISA but we've opted to not go this route. I want to have the photos pre-printed so we're ready to go if we need them.

Hi, I’ve entered thailand on a regular 30 day visa on arrival, which expires 8th October (AU passport). Looking at the recent news, is it right that if I wait until 1st October to do my extension, I will be granted a 45 day, not 30 day extension?

Cheers