Immigration, Visa & Work Permit

Visa Extensions & Reporting

Extensions of stay, re-entry permits and 90-day reporting — the recurring immigration housekeeping that keeps a long stay lawful, run on a calendar instead of memory.

Talk to us

Tell us the situation and we will tell you what we think you should do — and what it will cost.

Who this is for

  • Anyone whose permission to stay is approaching its expiry
  • Long-stay residents who travel in and out during an extension
  • People at risk of, or already in, overstay
  • Companies managing the immigration dates of several foreign staff

What we handle

Scope of work

One-year extensions of stay across the categories we handle

Short extensions where a full basis is not available

Single and multiple re-entry permits before travel

90-day reporting, at the office, by mail and online

Advice on regularising an overstay before it grows

Responses where an extension is refused

How it works

How we run the matter

  1. Review the current status, its expiry and the basis available for extension
  2. Plan the filing date inside the permitted window
  3. Prepare the evidence the basis requires
  4. File the extension and attend as required
  5. Arrange re-entry permits for any planned travel
  6. Hand over the reporting calendar for the new period

Documents to prepare

  • Passport, current visa, entry stamp and departure card where held
  • Evidence supporting the basis of the extension
  • Proof of address in Thailand
  • Previous extension stamps and receipts
  • Photographs and the application forms

Common questions

A daily fine accrues up to a cap, and longer overstays trigger re-entry bans measured in years when you leave. A short accidental overstay is usually resolved at departure; a long one shapes your options for the next decade — which is why we treat the expiry date as a deadline, not a suggestion.
Leaving without a re-entry permit voids the current permission to stay, and you re-enter on a fresh basis. A single or multiple re-entry permit obtained before departure preserves the extension. It is a small filing that saves an entire application.
Online filing exists and works within a set window before the due date, but it is not accepted in every situation, and a rejected online report still has to be fixed in person in time. We calendar the window so the fallback never becomes an emergency.
No, but the clock becomes short: a refusal leaves a limited period to depart or to act. Depending on the ground there may be a route to re-file on corrected evidence or to change basis, and choosing quickly matters more than choosing perfectly.
Simple categories are decided quickly; marriage and some business files carry a consideration period. Indicative handling time once documents are complete: IMMIGRATION_TIMEFRAME.

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