3 months visa but got stamped in for only 2

[Flow]

Got a single entry tourist visa in September from the Thai Embassy in Cairo as I was there on business anyway. Thought it was a 3-month visa and would be stamped in at Suvahrnabhumi airport for 3 months but instead got stamped in for just 2 months.  Checked again and the visa in my passport doesn't show the number of months I am actually allowed to stay in the Kingdom.

 

To cut a long story short, I can legally stay in Thailand until the 18th of November. Now, what I would like to find out from experienced visa folks in this forum is whether my visa is extendable at immigration for 1 more month, or do I need to leave the country to get myself another tourist visa?

 

Thanks.

[steve187]

a tourist visa gives a permission to stay stamp of 60 days, the visa as it was a SETV, is now finished, yes you can extend for another 30 days at a local immigration office, (1,900 baht), this 30 days extension will start on the 19th  November, apply from the 4th onwards.

[moe666]

It is good for 60 days then you go to immigration extend for another 30 days. To my knowledge there never has been a 90 day tourist visa. Go to immigration up to 30 days before it expires you will not lose anytime

[Flow]

Thanks for the speedy replies. Appreciated everyone!

[elviajero]

• A Thai Tourist Visa is valid for 3 months from the date it's issued and expires on the 'enter before' date that is printed on the visa.
• The visa gives you permission to stay for 60 days whenever you enter country, which can be any day on or before the 'enter before' date.
• The 60 day permit to stay can be extended by 30 days at a local immigration office for 1,900 baht.