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Can I extend my visa again if I had a prior extension approved until November 30?

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Nov 6, 2020

5 years ago

Steve ********

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Curious if anyone know the extension situation for those who extended before Sep 26, were approved until Nov 30. Can we extend again w/ fee?

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The discussion focuses on the possibility of extending a visa that was already extended before September 26, now set to expire on November 30. Users advise going to the immigration office a few weeks prior to the expiration to apply for a 60-day extension, confirming that extensions can typically be applied for multiple times if valid reasons are provided. The importance of citing correct reasons related to travel difficulties due to COVID-19 is emphasized.

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Jordan ************

Hi, I’m in the same case as you. Entering on a Tourist Visa then staying of Amnesty until I got an extension until Nov 30.

I wonder if you got the extension yet and if you required an extension letter and whether you got until Dec 30 or January 30?

5 years ago

Jordan ************

Thanks. Hope you update me on how it goes. Hope we get it until January 30, or at least 2-3 weeks into January. Or else, we just wasted 1,900 (not that its much) compared to people who only payed once.

I myself am planning to go by 16-17th November. GoodLuck.

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Jordan ************

Bill *******

I’m from America so would I be ok to tick just the first box and say covid is getting worse by the week back home? Because if I tick “no flights” they should know that’s not true and it could be denied

5 years ago

Bill *******

I misread that initially. Thanks for pointing it out!

5 years ago

Tod *********

the form has an embassy doesn't give the letter choice and the US consulate said they're not giving the letter, so use that choice

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Rokas ************

But is it better to use “unable to travel” from government if you can and then use this 60 day one? Or will this 60 day extention will be available to extend twice?

5 years ago

Tod *********

@Ro***

no one's had TWO 60 day extensions because amnesty just ended Oct 31st :/ Wait and see how it will work, no need to start panicking this soon :P

5 years ago

Tod *********

There is no difference, either you have the embassy letter and you apply for the 60 day extension OR you don't have the embassy letter and you apply for the 60 day extension. It's the same extension

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Tod *********

Go to your immigration office a couple weeks before your current stamp expires and apply for a 60 day extension. That's the way the process is supposed to work at all the offices. Usually they have a form you mark that says why you can't leave or need the extension like this

5 years ago

Jordan ************

@Tod ********

In this case, do you know if we’d get it until January 30 considering its a 60 day extension from 30 November. Thank you.

5 years ago

Tod *********

@Jordan ***********

you should get stamped in until Jan 28th

5 years ago

Jordan ************

@Tod ********

Thank you. Hopefully it is Jan 28th. Been seeing some conflicting experiences from different people (mostly only getting stamped till Dec 30.) It just seems like a coin flip at this point.

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Jordan ************

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