My current Covid extension expires on 29 April. I applied for it 27 January, it was under consideration until 15 March so I only got it around a week ago. I'm almost ready to extend my one year O-A visa but another interim Covid extension would really help buy a little time to get a couple more months of deposits into my account...
My question is: Can I go to Immigration on or before 30 March and get another Covid extension "stacked" on top of the one I already have which expires on 29 April? I thought I had read that the current Covid program is in effect through the end of May.
Thanks, I appreciate your advice.
TLDR : Answer Summary
A user inquired about applying for a second Covid extension for their visa before the current one expires on April 29. The community clarified that while an application can be made before the expiration, it is subject to the discretion of Thai Immigration. Additional comments highlighted confusion regarding the user's visa status, emphasizing that they are currently on a Covid extension, not an O-A visa, and outlined the requirements for extending a one-year visa based on having a Thai child, including financial requirements.
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