The TM7 form is for extending temporary stays in Thailand. You can get it online or at immigration offices. Required: passport, photos, and a fee (~1,900 THB). Submit it at a local immigration office with supporting documents.

@Todd ********

you're welcome. Enjoy and cheers.

@Todd ********

thanks. Try to avoid both speeding and overstaying in Thailand. Speeding poses an immediate danger to your safety and others on the road, with severe consequences such as accidents, fines, or imprisonment. Overstaying your visa can lead to legal issues, fines, deportation, or being blacklisted from the country. It's best to follow the rules to ensure a safe and hassle-free stay.

@Todd ********

I haven't been to any shitty countries for many years. And by the way, I am very close to you. I have never had a speeding ticket. Why? What does that have to do with overstaying?

Simple rule, avoid overstay. It can't be so difficult.

@Marie *******

it's not an opinion, there ain't no 180 days rule. That's a common mistake.

@Lawrence ********

It's not a visa but a stamp, that's why it's called a visa exemption. A visa is what you buy in a Thai consulate or embassy before you wing your way to Thailand.

@Luigi **********

the OP is female and a tourist.

@Lawrence ********

visa exemption has nothing to do with a visa on arrival.

@SteBu *****

@Stuart ********

is 100% right