If the Thai visa has been extended, will it affect the future visa?

What does postponement have to do with credibility? Also you feel, you think. The Immigration Bureau of Thailand is your family's open jacket.

It should not affect the visa in the future, because Thailand is a country very close to us, so the visa extension will not have a very big impact on us.

All the things that say it will have an impact, let me ask you, how many times have you been to Thailand,?? The extension is handled normally from the immigration bureau, it is normal, don't know how to spray blindly and mislead compatriots... I have been in Thailand for 5 years, and I have applied for various visas in person, or with friends...

It is not possible to apply for a sticker visa through a travel agency, and the non-acceptance of the landing visa will affect the inability to apply for a sticker visa.

It will have a certain impact, so we must deal with it in time, so this is the best practice.

It will affect the visa in the future, and I think this should be dealt with as soon as possible, so as not to face this matter in the future.

I don't think it will affect. Since the extension has been made, it can be reissued. So, the embassy of Thailand shouldn't mind.

I think it will have an impact, because after all, this is a record, and if you go to apply for a visa in the future, someone will also look at your thing.

There will be an impact. If you extend it once, it will be recorded when you apply for it in the future, which will make your credibility lower and affect the visa.

It will affect it, because the visa processing is still relatively strict, and then it needs to be re-processed if it is extended.

No way. Because since there must be a reason for the delay, you can go to the relevant departments to deal with this matter.

I don't think it will affect the future visa, because we have many opportunities to go abroad, well, we can't stop you from going abroad just because of a visa extension.

There will be no impact.

There is no impact at all, and the shed oak does not need to be cancelled. Thai visas are generally valid for 3 months, of course, there are other multiple visas, long-term kind of half-year visas, one-year visas and the like, if you have something to go to, the visa will automatically expire without any impact! Generally speaking, if you don't go after the visa is done, it generally does not affect the re-application.

But when applying for a visa again, it's a good idea to provide a letter of explanation as to why you won't go.

Summary. Dear and dear legal basis: Article 42 of the "Detailed Rules for the Implementation of the Law of the People's Republic of China on the Administration of the Entry and Exit of Foreigners" Foreigners who reside illegally shall be given a warning or a fine of 500 yuan for every 1 day of illegal residence, with a total amount not exceeding 5,000 yuan, or detained for more than 3 days and less than 10 days; where the circumstances are serious, a given period of time is to be given.

It can be seen from the legal provisions that the expiration of a Chinese visa for one year is a serious circumstance, so a fine and a deadline for leaving the country are punished.

Can the visa be extended?

Migrant workers Five-year visa will expire at the end of August this year Can I extend it for two years Is there any bad effect?

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The <> of visa extension is that the applicant needs to verify his passport, visa and related documents, and at the same time need to fill in the extension application form or change application form in time, and provide relevant proof of the extension is by, and then need to pay a certain visa and certificate fee.

So will there be a bad effect.

If the impact is not large, you will have to pay more.

Oh, that's okay, it can be extended, and it doesn't matter, it's just that the cost increases, right?

Yes. Doesn't it have an impact on your family or the country?

Nope. Okay, thank you.

Dear and dear legal basis: Article 42 of the "Detailed Rules for the Implementation of the Law of the People's Republic of China on the Administration of the Entry and Exit of Foreigners" Foreigners who reside illegally shall be given a warning or a fine of 500 yuan for every 1 day of illegal residence, with a total amount not exceeding 5,000 yuan, or detained for more than 3 days and less than 10 days; where the circumstances are serious, a given period of time is to be given. It can be seen from the legal provisions that the expiration of a Chinese visa for one year is a serious circumstance, so a fine and a deadline for leaving the country are punished.

If you get a refugee visa, does it matter?

Impactful.

Administrative detention or fines, for example, according to the provisions of China's Citizen Exit and Entry Control Law, if the visa expires, it may be sentenced to 10 days of administrative detention, and in some cases, it will also be fined. 2. If the visa expires and the stay is long, criminal responsibility will be investigated today. 3. Even if he is repatriated back to China later, it will cause a stain on his personal file.

Look at the number of entries you have with a valid Thai visa. If you have a multiple-entry travel visa, you can re-enter the country. Please note that you must apply for a return visa in advance at the time of your first departure.

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Kiss, it's not allowed. According to the official information of the Thai Embassy in China, Thai tourist visas are generally not allowed to be extended. Therefore, if you need to stay longer during your stay in Thailand, you will need to leave Thailand before your visa expires and then reapply for a new visa.

Alternatively, if you need to extend your stay during your trip to Thailand, you can try to apply for an extension of your visit visa at the Thai Immigration Department. However, it should be noted that the decision on whether or not to obtain a visitor visa extension is up to the immigration office, and the application may not be successful. Therefore, it is best to consider your itinerary before applying for a visa to avoid applying for an extension of your visa.

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Generally, tourist visas cannot be extended. However, in some exceptional circumstances, you may be able to apply for a visa extension. The requirements for applying for an extension of a tourist visa include:

1. A valid international passport needs to be submitted to ensure that the visa validity period remains valid at least after the extension. 2. Provide proof of postponement of travel from the Tuan Nai Department, such as medical certificates, air ticket certificates, etc. 3. Pay the corresponding extension fee.

If you meet the above requirements, you can apply to the Thai Immigration Department for an extension of your tourist visa.

Summary. If you have a Thai tourist visa and have not yet entered Thailand, it is usually not possible to extend the validity of your visa. The Thai tourist visa is generally required to enter Thailand within 3 months from the date of issuance, and can stay for up to 60 days after entry, if you miss the visa validity, you need to reapply for a visa.

It is recommended that you travel to Thailand as planned before your visa expires to avoid disrupting your trip. If you are unable to travel to Thailand as scheduled due to special reasons, you can consult the Thai embassy or consulate in your country to see if it is possible to extend the validity of your visa or apply for a different type of visa.

In Thailand, it is not possible to extend a tourist visa holder. If you need to stay in Thailand for a longer period of time, you will need to leave the front mountain to open Thailand and apply for a visa for Sina Namin or switch to another type of visa. At the same time, it is recommended that you leave the country in time before the visa expires to avoid being fined for violating the provisions of Thai immigration law or being denied permission to enter Thailand again.

I am referring to the visa that is valid for three months and does not leave the country. Can it be extended?

If you have a Thai tourist visa and have not yet entered Thailand, it is usually not possible to extend the validity of your visa. The Thai tourist visa is generally required to enter Thailand within 3 months from the date of issuance, and can stay for up to 60 days after entry. It is recommended that you travel to Thailand as planned before your visa expires to avoid disrupting your trip.

If you are unable to travel to Thailand as scheduled due to special reasons, you can consult the Thai embassy or consulate in your country to see if it is possible to extend the validity period of your visa or apply for another type of visa.

Hello dear, I am glad to answer for you, if you apply for a visa extension during your stay in Thailand and become a successful extension, then you can stay in Thailand legally for the validity period after the extension. If you re-enter Thailand within the validity period after the extension, there will generally be no impact. However, it should be noted that when entering Thailand, you still need to comply with the relevant regulations and requirements of the Thai Immigration Bureau, such as holding a valid passport and visa, holding sufficient travel funds, and not engaging in illegal work.

At the same time, if you fail to apply for a visa extension or overstay during your stay in Thailand, you will be blacklisted by the Thai Immigration Bureau, which will affect your chances of re-entering Thailand in the future. Therefore, it is advisable to extend your visa in a timely manner during your stay so as not to affect your future travel plans.