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Mar 7, 2026
2 months ago
Marx *******
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Hello everyone, would need a word of advice here concerning a possible 30 days extension. Here are all my recent trips to Thailand:

- February 2024 to May 2024 = 60 days on arrival + 30 days extension without issues + 30 days thanks to visa run

- August 2025 to October 2025 = 60 days on arrival + 30 days extension without issues

- January 2026 to March 2025 = 60 days on arrival... hoping to get a 30 day extension

Do you think they could refuse the 30 days extension this time? Thanks
25 comments
Dec 18, 2025
4 months ago
Michael ********
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I’m on a non imm O visa. If I left Thailand for 6 months with a re-entry permit would I still have to show proof of my monthly deposit while out of the country?
9 comments
Dec 17, 2025
4 months ago
Tony *********
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Just thought I’d make people aware of my journeys to SEA over the last year do that it may alleviate some worries people have about immigration and entering Thailand.

I came to Thailand mid November 2024. I spent 60 days here.

I then visited Laos for one week before flying back to Thailand.

I spent 60 days here then got a 30 day extension.

In April 2025 I returned to the UK.

TOTAL: 5 months.

In November 2025 I returned to Thailand.

After 2 weeks, I visited Vietnam and Cambodia for 3 weeks before returning to Thailand yesterday.

My visa exempt has another 60 days stamp.

I always felt like immigration would be ok with my travelling but hopefully my travelling history can help someone if they have concerns.
3 comments
Apr 11, 2025
a year ago
Tod *********
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ATTENTION ALL MEMBERS:

IMMIGRATION OFFICE CLOSURE FOR SONGKRAN

Remember people all immigration offices in the country close at 4:30PM today (Friday the 11th) and will not re-open until 8:30AM Thursday the 17th

If you have a stamp that expires on a day the immigration office is closed (weekends or holidays) and you go the very next day the immigration office is open you can get your extension like normal (you will get an overstay stamp in your passport but will not be fined)

I would hazard a guess and say that ALL offices in the country will be mobbed with people next Thursday when they re-open and if you don't have to go, DON'T..

Borders are open like usual, they don't close for holidays

Have a Safe & Happy Songkran everyone !!
1 comments
Jan 13, 2025
a year ago
Hi I am wondering, do you need to prove 500k thb in your bank at every re-entry/extensions? Or just show it one time when applying? Thx
2 comments
Apr 17, 2024
2 years ago
Christopher ********
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If I have a tourist visa and I’m in Bangkok, which is the office that I go to for extensions, and do they take cash and credit cards or only cash? 

Also, do they have the photo booth on site?

I’ve never done an extension
8 comments
Dec 12, 2023
2 years ago
Phil *********
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Does the Hua Hin immigration office at Blueport deal with applications for 30 extensions from those with 60 day tourist visas as well as people with a 30 day exemption stamp.

Also do you need an appointment or is it a walk in service like Bangkok?
6 comments
Jan 11, 2023
3 years ago
Tabitha *********
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Hi everyone- I’m up in Chiang Mai with Aus wife & 3 kids on 45 day exemption (day 12). I’m 50, wife not at magic number yet. Thoughts please on best way forward (Visas) to stay at least 6 months.
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