Which form to extend 45 day visa exempt?

[BillStrangeOgre]

As the title says, which form do i need to fill in to extend a 45 day visa exempt entry at Lak Si?

Thanks in advance

[ubonjoe]

A TM7 form that is used for all types of extensions.

[BillStrangeOgre]

Thanks very much

[DrJack54]

If you print it out from net must be printed on one page double sided. 

[Brock]

I filled in this form recently and submitted to Ratchaburi immigration. It was 2 sheets of A4,no mention was made of a need to be on one page.

 

[DrJack54]

1 hour ago, Brock said:

I filled in this form recently and submitted to Ratchaburi immigration. It was 2 sheets of A4,no mention was made of a need to be on one page.

 

You were lucky.

Certainly won't work at all immigration offices. 

[alex8912]

22 hours ago, DrJack54 said:

If you print it out from net must be printed on one page double sided. 

I just did one in Hua Hin on 2 pages. Why should they want one page if it print out on two? I also did two pages in Phuket last April.

[DrJack54]

28 minutes ago, alex8912 said:

I just did one in Hua Hin on 2 pages. Why should they want one page if it print out on two? I also did two pages in Phuket last April.

Congratulations. 

The question has been covered often.

Here is one thread of many.

Some offices require double sided print out. 

Actually this is old thread. There are others. Some offices insist upon one sheet. 

 

 

[alex8912]

25 minutes ago, DrJack54 said:

Congratulations. 

The question has been covered often.

Here is one thread of many.

Some offices require double sided print out. 

Actually this is old thread. There are others. Some offices insist upon one sheet. 

 

 

I guess things have changed since 2017. When they had all my papers they just stapled them ( there must have been 6) together. I still wonder where all these useless papers go. But TIT. Not sure if congratulations is necessary I'm just reporting a fact and you do seem to like some facts that are brought up.  Now at least three offices recently took a 2 page form that you print out at home. That's it.  Thanks for your input. 

[DrJack54]

2 minutes ago, alex8912 said:

  Now at least three offices recently took a 2 page form that you print out at home. 

Great only 73 more offices for you to confirm that 2 pages is acceptable.

 

Printing double sided is bullet proof information that I prefer to post. 

[alex8912]

5 minutes ago, DrJack54 said:

Great only 73 more offices for you to confirm that 2 pages is acceptable.

 

Printing double sided is bullet proof information that I prefer to post. 

Ok. Relax!  Pattaya in your thread you posted accept 2 sides at least for 12 years. I think they don't care so much now and they realize printers automatically print out 2 pages if not adjusted.  As I mentioned in another post different offices are pickier about the photo size you give them ( then they take a pic of you!) It seems Thailand isn't always bullet proof. 

[ubonjoe]

7 minutes ago, DrJack54 said:

Great only 73 more offices for you to confirm that 2 pages is acceptable.

 

Printing double sided is bullet proof information that I prefer to post. 

Four 

Been completing them and printing them 2 sided for several years.

[DrJack54]

19 minutes ago, ubonjoe said:

Four 

Been completing them and printing them 2 sided for several years.

The point being missed is that if someone is aware of their particular immigration requirements then go for it. 

If two pages is acceptable fine.

 

I'm replying to some random guy (OP) asking about the TM7 form.

No big deal to print it double sided to be on safe side. 

I would recommend same for all double sided forms eg TM8. 

 

Here is snippet from just one immigration office guidelines.

Samut Prakan.

Q: When I download a form, must I print on two sides of the paper?

 

ANSWER: Officially you must print on both sides. This is because sometimes your signature might only be on the second page.