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Maximum extension of 15 day tourist visa

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Guys what is the maximum time extension for the free 15 day visa ?

If you mean extension of the visa on arrival I believe is just 7 days... wait the experts though

I think he means extension of Visa Exempt entry.

Should be 30 days

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"extension of Visa Exempt entry". thats it

Yeah Im reading 7 to 30 days extension depending on the forum or website I visit

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whistling.gif There is no such thing as a 15 day tourist visa, or a 30 day tourist visa, for that matter.

Depending on one's nationality a person entering Thailand without a visa, may be issued a:

  • 15 day visa exempt entry or
  • a 30 day visa exempt entry

Nationals of G7 countries will be given the 30 day visa exempt entry stamp, other non G7 country nationals will often be given a 15 day visa exempt entry stamp.

I am not sue about the 15 day entry, but under a new law since August 2014, 30 day visa exempt entries can be renewed at your local immigration for another 30 days for a fee of 1900 Baht for one more 30 day extension. (only one extension)

As I say, I don't know for sure, but it may also be possible to get a 15 day extension also for that same 1900 Baht fee.

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whistling.gif There is no such thing as a 15 day tourist visa, or a 30 day tourist visa, for that matter.

Depending on one's nationality a person entering Thailand without a visa, may be issued a:

  • 15 day visa exempt entry or
  • a 30 day visa exempt entry

Nationals of G7 countries will be given the 30 day visa exempt entry stamp, other non G7 country nationals will often be given a 15 day visa exempt entry stamp.

I am not sue about the 15 day entry, but under a new law since August 2014, 30 day visa exempt entries can be renewed at your local immigration for another 30 days for a fee of 1900 Baht for one more 30 day extension. (only one extension)

As I say, I don't know for sure, but it may also be possible to get a 15 day extension also for that same 1900 Baht fee.

"non G7 country nationals will often be given a 15 day visa exempt entry stamp"

Im not sure what your saying exactly by "often". My understanding is its black and white, 15 by land or 30 by air

whistling.gif There is no such thing as a 15 day tourist visa, or a 30 day tourist visa, for that matter.

Depending on one's nationality a person entering Thailand without a visa, may be issued a:

  • 15 day visa exempt entry or
  • a 30 day visa exempt entry
Nationals of G7 countries will be given the 30 day visa exempt entry stamp, other non G7 country nationals will often be given a 15 day visa exempt entry stamp.

I am not sue about the 15 day entry, but under a new law since August 2014, 30 day visa exempt entries can be renewed at your local immigration for another 30 days for a fee of 1900 Baht for one more 30 day extension. (only one extension)

As I say, I don't know for sure, but it may also be possible to get a 15 day extension also for that same 1900 Baht fee.

"non G7 country nationals will often be given a 15 day visa exempt entry stamp"

Im not sure what your saying exactly by "often". My understanding is its black and white, 15 by land or 30 by air

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