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Do Bangkok immigration offices offer a 60-day COVID extension without returning to the same office?

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Nov 29, 2020

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Hi Tod, do you know if any Bangkok immigration offices are offering the 60 day covid extension without the need to return to close the loop? ..... I am in Bangkok now but will be down south during December and I know Samui immigration on.y give the under consideration stamp. Than,s for any insight you can offer.

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The original poster inquires about the possibility of receiving a 60-day COVID extension at any immigration office in Bangkok without needing to return to complete the process. A comment clarifies that it is necessary to return to the same immigration office to close the 'Under Consideration' stamp for the extension.

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You MUST RETURN to the SAME immigration office to CLOSE your UNDER CONSIDERATION stamp.

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Understood, thanks.

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Thanks, Benjamin.

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Thanks James, my question was whether you know of any offices in Bangkok that are offering the full 60 days without the under consideration stamp, as is the case in Chiang Mai, for example.

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James ********

most all immigration offices are doing the Under Consideration 60 days stamp

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Benjamin ******

The Bangkok immigration offices are only issuing the "under consideration" stamps. After you get the "under consideration stamp" you'll return to immigration, and they will give you the full 60 day stamp.

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