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On 2/3/2024 at 9:28 AM, redwood1 said:

 

Look at the half azz construction of tree town......The whole place could be bulldozed in one or 2 days......Except for the Beer Hub..

They are designed to be dismantled with an angle grinder in a day. Actual construction cost is very low, and most of the steel tubing can be used again.

I can never understand why people wait until the last possible few days or in fact last day to extend or do business with immigration. Not a personal reply to this poster, but in general in Thailand.

My friend went early last week for the same expiry date and was told to come back this week. I would sooner get it extended the day after I arrive, then I do not have to think about it!!

• Monday to Wednesday. Closed on the 31st and 1st.
• The extension starts from the end of the 60 days.

Thanks for the prompt reply. I like it when I am right!!!!

Does anyone know what days they are open over the next week or so? I have to go for 30 day extension before Jan 4th.

Another question, does the 30 day extension begin after the 60 day has expired, or at time of issue? I was sure it is the former but my friend strongly feels it is the latter.

Hi

I have a related question, a couple of others have already been answered on this thread without even asking so Thks to the posters who replied to OP

I have a single entry tourist visa, expires March 16.

I want to extend it by 30 days, at Jomtien.

Question is : will I be asked to show proof of exit( flight booking ) from Thailand after the 30 days is up?

I will be heading back to the UK on or about April 12-14, probably via another neighbouring country but would prefer to leave booking travel plans until just a few days before end of that 30 day extension period.

Many Thanks

I went down to Jomtien on Thursday to get a 30 day extension. The advice I was given on this thread was accurate.

I do have a couple of things to add that may make it easier for a first timer like myself.

- I got there around 11 am and was told to come back at 1 pm. Went for a massage to kill the time and returned at 12:30 and was given a number. I was all done and out of there by 2:30.

- I went to the lawyers/visa service office next door and they made the copies I needed for 10 baht, she then offered to fill out the form for me, I tipped her 20 baht. The form is not complicated but for 20 baht I will let someone more familiar fill it out.

- When your number comes up it is about 30 seconds, stamping your passport etc. then they hand the passport and 1900 baht fee to another desk, I then waited a further 5 minutes for my number to come up on a different screen to retrieve my passport and receipt.

All very smooth and efficient.

I am sure this has been answered before.

My 60 day visa expires on Feb 10th and I need to go to the Immigration office in Jomtien to get a 30 day extension.

Does the extension start on the day I get it or does it start after my 60 days is up?

What do I need to take with me?

Thanks for your help.