@Roberto ********

still costs ฿1,900

@Nishant ***********

still costs ฿1,900

There is the 7 day extension and the 30 day extension but they cost the same exact 1,900THB…Some people on Overstay that pay 500x16=8,000THB get a 14 day extension but also have to pay the 1,900THB…not worth it

Usually an emergency passport is valid f

You should show up some I/O’s want to make sure you actually exist

Legal rights and Thailand 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣…just move on and take the loss as a life lesson

No…you will have to depart Thailand

You can do 2 land border runs per calendar year (01 Jan - 31 Dec) which can be extended for 30 days at your local immigration office for a cost of ฿1,900

There is no official limit on Air ins, however eventually you will be questioned by an overzealous immigration office…. All arrivals can be extended for 30 days at your local immigration office for a cost of ฿1,900

You can purchase a 60 day SETV at a Thai consulate/embassy in a foreign country…the Consulate in in Savenkhet Laos is the closest and easiest one in the region to get to… there are many visa run services that go there on a daily basis if in Bangkok checkout Thaivisaservice……….com that departs from the Big C at BTS station On Nut…the 60 day SETV can be extended for 30 days at your local immigration office for ฿1,900 giving you 90 days in country

FYI if you buy the visa and do a land border crossing the crossing does not count against your 2 land border crossings per calendar year (01 Jan - 31 Dec)

Good luck

Just go to Yala and YOLO 🤣🤣🤣

Yes. You need to obtain an e-Visa if your nationality requires a visa to travel to Thailand. In simple terms, it depends on your nationality or the passport you hold.

For instance, Indian nationals with a Green Card will still need to apply for an e-Visa to visit Thailand, while South Africans with a Green Card may enter Thailand without an e-Visa, due to a 30-day visa exemption.

@Graham *******

that’s the overzealous I/O…but they still let you in