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Can I apply for future extensions at MTT after transitioning from a Non-O visa and receiving COVID-related stamps?

Nov 6, 2020
5 years ago
Robert ***********
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Family and I previously were on Non O visa for medical reasons. Then we used the amnesty and now we have COVID related stamps (closed loop already) to Nov 30 via embassy letters.

Because I was on Non O originally I had to get the COVID extension at Chaeng Wattana. Wondering if now that I have a proper stamp can I go to MTT for future extension applications?
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After using a Non-O visa for medical reasons and subsequently obtaining special COVID-related stamp extensions, it's important to note that you are still associated with your original Non-O entry. Therefore, you will likely need to continue using the Chaeng Wattana office for any future extension applications, as MTT is designated for those who entered Thailand on specific short-term visas.
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Tod *********
you're still tied back to the Non-O entry you made in to the country.

The only people who go to MTT are people who entered the country on a 30 day visa exempt entry, a 15 day visa on arrival, a 90 day visa exempt entry OR a 60 day tourist visa entry.

Everyone else uses Chaengwattana..
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Robert ***********
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Thanks (grinds teeth a bit)
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