@Blade *******

Didn't say it wasn't, just stating it's not "misinformation" as suggested by Lee.

@Lee *********

He want's another 30 days. Border bounce is an option...

@Roscoe *****

Let me clear this up for you, and sorry for some of the comments.

Your embassy has nothing to do with Thai visas. You need to go to a Thai Immigration office inside Thailand (there's one in every province) and apply for a 30 day extension. You can do this one time per entry.

The cost is 1900 baht, you need your passport, a picture, a TM30, and copies of your passport.

@Lee *********

I don't see any misinformation in the comments.

@John *******

Yes it is.

Always make a paper copy anytime you travel. You never know whos going to ask for it even though they don't need it.

No! Tell them to kick rocks, you do NOT need to buy insurance to open an account. Period.

@Stuart ********

Always quicker to apply for a new passport outside the US. 3 months in country for renewals, 10 days at an embassy anywhere in the world.

Single entry tourist visas are valid for 90 days from the date they're issued. If you enter on the first day or the last day it's valid for, you'll be stamped in for 60 days.

@Jorge ***

Yeah doesn't make sense. Sounds like immigration wasn't following the rules.