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Thailand Visa Extension Consulting Guide

Thailand Visa Extension Consulting Guide — verified Thailand visa and immigration guide.

Information verified against official sources on 24 August 2026.

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This guide separates official facts from case-specific requirements. It was reviewed on 24 August 2026.

What an extension is

An extension of stay is an Immigration procedure that changes the permitted period of stay. It should not be described as issuance of a new visa.

Eligibility

The legal basis for extension depends on the applicant's current immigration status and reason for remaining in Thailand.

Documents

Passport and current immigration evidence are fundamental, with additional documents depending on the extension category and local Immigration requirements.

Address evidence

Address-related evidence may be relevant to an Immigration filing, but TM30 itself is a separate notification process.

90-day reporting

The official TM47 form confirms that 90-day reporting is not an extension of stay.

Decision

The extension decision and the period granted are determined by Immigration. Consulting and document support cannot guarantee approval.

Primary sources

Important: Requirements can change and can differ by nationality, current status, responsible mission or Immigration office. Verify the applicable authority before filing.

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Last verified: 24.08.2026

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