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Do I need to report my address after 90 days on a Covid extension in Thailand?
Feb 10, 2022
4 years ago
Roberto ********
ORIGINAL POSTERHi there, just got my second covid extension yesterday after entering on a visa exemption stamp.
Does the stamp highlighted on my passport page mean that after 90 days from my entry in the country I have to show up at the immigration and notify my current address?
Sorry, first time happening and I'm a little confused.
TIA for your help.
Rob
Does the stamp highlighted on my passport page mean that after 90 days from my entry in the country I have to show up at the immigration and notify my current address?
Sorry, first time happening and I'm a little confused.
TIA for your help.
Rob
TLDR : Answer Summary
The user, Rob, inquires about the requirement to report his address to immigration after receiving a second Covid extension on a visa exemption stamp in Thailand. Community members suggest checking with the immigration office for clarity on the 90-day reporting requirement specific to Covid extensions, emphasizing that the stamp is standard for all extensions.
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Gregor **********
it is the first Covid19 extension I come to see where they issued more than 60 days. Check! February 10th thru April 27th ! That's 77 days. WTF? They must have added it on top of his previous extension
Tod *********
@Gregor *********
remember IF you get an extension for the same reason (Like the O/P, who was on a covid extension and getting another one) the 60 days is added to your expiration date.Roberto ********
ORIGINAL POSTERYeah I guess that's because my first extension ends at the end of this month and they start counting from then? 🤔
Roberto ********
ORIGINAL POSTER26th of Feb
Benjamin ******
@Roberto *******
Your stamp's good. That's 60 days later :)Reply to
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Roberto ********
ORIGINAL POSTERyes, the stamp I got on the 8th of Feb refers to the second extension but I'm still under the first one
Benjamin ******
@Roberto *******
When does the first extension of stay expire?Reply to
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Benjamin ******
@Roberto *******
So you got a second 60 day extension of stay based on unable to travel due to COVID-19?Reply to
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Tod *********
that is just a stamp they put on ALL extensions and you need to ask the immigration office if you need to do a 90 day report on a covid extension or not
Roberto ********
ORIGINAL POSTER@Tod ********
ok, will try and give them a call cheers.Stephen *********
@Roberto *******
You need 90 day reporting from the day of entry regardless of COVID extensions.Benjamin ******
@Stephen ********
and are you using his immigration office?Stephen *********
@Benjamin *****
The standard is for 90 day reporting. If some offices have their own variant then he is better off asking in a local group.Benjamin ******
@Stephen ********
it’s not standard though. Some immigration offices require a 90 day report when a person is physically in Thailand for 90 days, and others require it if a person is on an extension of stay that is longer then 90 days. He needs to ask the immigration office to confirm.
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@Roberto *******
MOST offices don't require people who entered visa exempt and then took a covid extension to do 90 day reporting BUT some do and it's just a crap shoot as to whether the Uttaradit office does it or not. Sorry to be so vague about it but with over 70 offices it's too hard to track 🙁Roberto ********
ORIGINAL POSTER@Tod ********
that's alright, makes perfect sense. I'll sort it out by giving them a call or showing up in person. Lucky enough the office is always empty and everyone is really chill over there. Thanks for your time, always very helpful 🙏🏼Reply to
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Benjamin ******
Did you ask the immigration office?
Roberto ********
ORIGINAL POSTER@Benjamin *****
No, honestly I grabbed my passport, looked at the date I am allowed to stay til and left the office.Didn't read the stamps thoroughly while I was there.
Eventually I will have to go back and ask the immigration officer, for now I just wanted to see if anyone here can provide some advice
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