I arrived in Thailand in March with 30 days exemption, and recently I got 60 days extension until December end.
Due to the situation, do you know if it’s possible to apply a 2nd time for another 60 days extension maybe ?
Thanks
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The post inquires about the possibility of applying for a second 60-day extension on a visa in Thailand, after having already received one. The responses indicate that it is indeed possible to apply for multiple COVID-19 extensions, with recommendations to visit the local immigration office for specific requirements.
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Yes, you can. The same way and 1900 with your first one.
Depends on the immigration office. Some want a letter from the embassy saying you can not travel OR a letter saying they are not issuing can not travel letters.
Other immigration offices don't care about embassy letters or proofs
you may need the email or web page capture from your embassy saying they don't issue that cannot-travel-letter. If your embassy is issuing the letter, you better bring that letter.