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I'm visiting Thailand July 2022.

I understand for visitor 30 days visa not required. 

Am I able to extend this stay another 30 days .

30 day visa exempt entry can be extended by 30 days once per entry.

Entering. Thailand July with 30+30 would take you through till sometime in Sept.

Good chance by then that some land borders open.

If required to extend stay then exit via land border and reenter.

 

You can extend a 30 day visa exempt entry for 30 days.

On 3/1/2022 at 4:51 PM, ubonjoe said:

You can extend a 30 day visa exempt entry for 30 days.

I'm currently in CR and wanting to extend for a few more weeks with a US exempt passport - is this process just a fee, or is there any other paperwork involved (photos, bank info, etc)?  And do you know if the local office is fine, or would we need to travel to BKK or Chiang Mai...?

10 minutes ago, Snoogans McGee said:

I'm currently in CR and wanting to extend for a few more weeks with a US exempt passport - is this process just a fee, or is there any other paperwork involved (photos, bank info, etc)?  And do you know if the local office is fine, or would we need to travel to BKK or Chiang Mai...?

You can apply for the 30 day extension at immigration in Chiang Rai.

You will need a completed TM7 form with a 4X 6 cm photo attached.

Copies of you passport photo page, arrival stamp and your TM6 departure card.

The fee is 1900 baht.

11 minutes ago, Snoogans McGee said:

I'm currently in CR and wanting to extend for a few more weeks with a US exempt passport - is this process just a fee, or is there any other paperwork involved (photos, bank info, etc)?  And do you know if the local office is fine, or would we need to travel to BKK or Chiang Mai...?

Chiang Rai can process a 30 days extension.

1,900 Baht.

2 minutes ago, ubonjoe said:

You can apply for the 30 day extension at immigration in Chiang Rai.

You will need a completed TM7 form with a 4X 6 cm photo attached.

Copies of you passport photo page, arrival stamp and your TM6 departure card.

The fee is 1900 baht.

Awesome, super helpful - thanks for the information here.

34 minutes ago, Snoogans McGee said:

Awesome, super helpful - thanks for the information here.

Be aware that in CR there are 2 immigration offices.

As I understand it they do extensions on certain days.

Yes you can obtain your extension no problem but best check with office if available every day. 

25 minutes ago, DrJack54 said:

Be aware that in CR there are 2 immigration offices.

As I understand it they do extensions on certain days.

Yes you can obtain your extension no problem but best check with office if available every day. 

OK thanks for the clarification here, we'll call ahead of time.  We're looking at the one that just south of the airport, do you happen to know if that's the one?

5 minutes ago, Snoogans McGee said:

OK thanks for the clarification here, we'll call ahead of time.  We're looking at the one that just south of the airport, do you happen to know if that's the one?

Hopefully this thread contains some info.

I'm currently out and not sure if it helps you.

Not same extension but has posts about the 2 offices. 

 

 

 

11 hours ago, DrJack54 said:

Hopefully this thread contains some info.

I'm currently out and not sure if it helps you.

Not same extension but has posts about the 2 offices. 

 

 

 

Perfect - we're actually way closer to Mae Sai than the city, so this is super helpful.  Thanks for your help here, I was having trouble tracking down information on what exactly was needed (in English).

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