Hi everybody

I need to extend my tourist visa, I arrived with 60 days visa and I need to extend 30 days longer.

Which office to go in Bangkok? It seems to me they changed location since last time I was there and now it's not anymore at main immigration center

Thanks

Simple questions about Visa-Free-Entry Extension.

I live in Bangkok. I am applying for my 30-day visa-free entry extension tomorrow My current 45 days expires February 11. I hold a USA passport.

Where do I go? I was given 3 different addresses:

1. Government Complex, Chaeng Wattana Rd

1. IT Square Lakski Plaza, 3rd Fl

1. Immigration Bureau 904 Chaengwattana Road., Muang Thong Thani, Banmai, Pakkret, Nonthaburi. 11120

Do I need to schedule an online appointment first? My visa will expire before the next available appointment; do they take walk-ins?

Do I need a return flight ticket back to USA, after 30 days?

Thank you kindly 🙏🏼

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My boyfriend is going to extend his STV for the 2nd time tomorrow.

May I ask if we still have to book the queue and which office is the right one to do the extension nowaday? Is it the office at The Government Complex Building B at Chaeng Watthana?

Thank you 🙏

Just had a smoke Salmon bagel at Bella

Fantastic Cafe in immigration Chang Watthana G floor.

Highly recommended! As I never find Western food here while starving and waiting to get my Visa.

You should visit

Where to get family visit non-o visa extension now? Mtt or government conplex?

I absolutely must go to the immigration office today for an extention but, is the chaengwattana office the only one which can do it?

There are other offices in city center, right?

Not sure when this began, sometime within the last 30 days, but now when you enter Building B at The Government Complex there is an officer who scans your passport with a computer before you go through the metal detector, instead of signing in the book. Thai citizens show their National I.D. Card.