Do I Need to Do Anything at Immigration Before July 31 on the Second Amnesty?

May 1, 2020

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Hi I have a US passport and was going to do a regular 30 day extension on April 28th but they gave us the first amnesty so I waited for more news. I’m currently on a 6 month METV and it ends in May 17. I know under the second amnesty I’m allowed to stay till July 31. Do I need to go to immigration to do anything or do I just leave it till July 31?

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The user is inquiring whether they need to take any action at immigration regarding their stay under the second amnesty, which allows them to remain in Thailand until July 31.

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You're currently on the amnesty and can stay until July 31.

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