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When should I visit the immigration office before my visa-exempt stay in Thailand expires, and can I opt for a 60-day extension instead of a 30-day one?
I’m in Thailand on a visa exempt 45-day. How many weeks before visa expiration is it recommended to go to immigration office?
Can I now opt for 60 day instead of 30 day extension since the covid extensions was extended recently?
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TLDR : Answer Summary
The best practice is to visit the immigration office about seven days before your visa exemption expires. Currently, you can apply for a 60-day extension as a COVID-19 measure only after first obtaining a 30-day extension. However, availability may vary by location, so it's essential to check with the local immigration office for specific procedures.
At the Samui immagration, you have to first get the 30day extention and if the situation still allows for 60day covid extension. You can do so 7 days before the 30days is up.
for the first 30 extention you need to fill out the tm.7 form. A copy of your photo page of passport, stamp page, and departure card copy. 1 4x6cm photo.