Just wanting to know if anyone has gone to immigration yet to get the 60 day extension using the new form? Our passports are stamped now with 30th November. Can we go before that date to apply? Thinking that there will be many people attending on the 30th November and could be chaotic. We are Australian and I believe that our embassy will still issue a letter so for us it’s the ‘other’ box we need to tick on the form. We sailed here and can’t sail back to Australia until borders are open. Any updates or help most welcomed.
TLDR : Answer Summary
The user inquired about applying for a 60-day extension for their visa in Thailand, as their current stamp expires on November 30. They expressed concern about potential crowds on that date and asked if they could apply earlier. Comments indicated that extensions are typically added to the current stamp's expiration date, and it is advisable to apply before the expiration to avoid delays, especially given the lack of embassy letters due to COVID-19 restrictions.
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