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Do 7 day visa extensions start from the day you extend?

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Friend here  on a 30 day visa on arrival. If he wants to extend for 7 days, does it extend his  existing visa or does it start counting 7 days from the day you extend it?

 

Also, if the 7 days are added on top, how many days can you get it before your existing visa expires?

 

Thanks

The 7 days start from the end of the permitted to date not the day you apply

 

With most Immigration Offices it's 7 days before that you can apply, some may be up to 14 days

 

 

Im pretty sure there is no 7 day extensions just 30 days 

14 minutes ago, jeab1980 said:

Im pretty sure there is no 7 day extensions just 30 days 

The 7 days is given for a "refused extension of stay" - they give you 7 days to leave the country.  It costs 1900 Baht, same as any other extension of stay.

 

It is most frequently by those on B (work) based extensions whose job ends, to give them more than a day to gather up their things and leave the country - though can be utilized in any situation where one's permission-of-stay is ending, and no extension is possible.

 

There is also a 60-day extension to visit Thai family (wife, kids).

Edited by JackThompson

31 minutes ago, JackThompson said:

The 7 days is given for a "refused extension of stay" - they give you 7 days to leave the country.  It costs 1900 Baht, same as any other extension of stay.

 

It is most frequently by those on B (work) based extensions whose job ends, to give them more than a day to gather up their things and leave the country - though can be utilized in any situation where one's permission-of-stay is ending, and no extension is possible.

 

There is also a 60-day extension to visit Thai family (wife, kids).

I am lead to belive this has been done away with  sure UJ will expand on it soon.

The 60-day extension to visit family is still available under the currently valid Police Order.

The single biggest problem in communication is the illusion that it has taken place

 

if the op's 'friend' is on a 30 say visa exempt entry then a 30 day extension will be issued, which will start the day following the last day of his 30 day stamp, thereby giving him 60 days here.

4 hours ago, Maestro said:

The 60-day extension to visit family is still available under the currently valid Police Order.

Who said it wasnt ?

1 hour ago, jeab1980 said:

Who said it wasnt ?

You wrote this.

9 hours ago, jeab1980 said:

I am lead to belive this has been done away with  sure UJ will expand on it soon.

Or were you writing about the 7 days to leave the country or both that was mentioned in the post you quoted.

Both are still possible

1 minute ago, ubonjoe said:

You wrote this.

Or were you writing about the 7 days to leave the country or both that was mentioned in the post you quoted.

Both are still possible

I wrote that replying to a posters take on the 7 day which the topic is about. I started by saying i dont belive there is a 7 day extension. @JackThompson teplied i said i was led to belive it has now dissapeared but You would be along to clarify.

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