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Can you get the 60-day COVID extension on a visa-exempt entry or only with a Non-O visa?

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Sep 15, 2021

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Daniel *************

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Hi all visa experts!

1. To get the 60 days ”covid extension” would you need a non o visa or could you do it on visa exempt? 

2. And also I know that it will only be available until 30th of september as of now, anyone knows WHEN they will decide if they will end it or extend the deadline?

TIA!

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The 60-day COVID extension can be obtained on any visa or extension, including visa-exempt entries. However, if you have not previously extended your visa-exempt stay, a regular 30-day extension may be needed. The current deadline for this extension is September 27, 2021, with uncertain announcements on its potential extension.

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Darren *******

1) any visa or extension.

2) it ends on 27 September, not 30th. As to when, if, they announce it is being extended or not...anyone's guess! Last time they announced a week or so in advance, previous time they announced it on the afternoon of the day it was ending.

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Darren *******

there's no amnesty and no you don't need an agent to help with the unable to travel due to covid extension

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Patrick *****

Does one need an agent to do amnesty visa extension. Been told that you first get a 15 days and then a 45 days

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Stuart *********

many offices will issue an “under consideration” stamp for anywhere between 5-15 days, after which you go back to the same office and they stamp in the remaining balance of 60 days.

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Daniel *************

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thanks appreciate it! I guess there is no consistency regarding the announcements.

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Darren *******

none at all, no!

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Stuart *********

It can be obtained on any visa or extension. If you’ve not had an extension off your exempt then you may need to apply for a “regular” 30 day one.

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Daniel *************

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@Stuart ********

thanks Stuart always good and fast answer! 🙏

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