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Do I need to show an embassy letter at immigration if I have an under consideration stamp?

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Oct 20, 2020

4 years ago

Alok ********************

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Hi ! Admin and members 

Last time I got under consideration stamp upto 21st October with embassy letter at MTT immigration I am going on 21st October at immigration and now my country embassy is not issuing any more letter 

My Question is 

1) do I need to show embassy letter on 21st   October at immigration office 

2)do I get visa upto 30 November as others got 

Thanks in advance

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The user has an under consideration stamp valid until October 21 and expresses concern about not being able to obtain a new embassy letter. A commenter advises that it is not necessary to present a new embassy letter; the user can simply show up at the immigration office with their passport, and they should receive a visa extension until November 30.

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Tod *********

IF you have an under consideration stamp you return to the immigration office on that day. You do not need a new embassy letter. You just show up with your passport. They will stamp you in until Nov 30.

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Ryan *******

I just booked mine for same tomorrow too, takes no time.

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Thinley **********

Do you need an appointment?

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Brian **********

@Thinley *********

better to have one, but not mandatory.

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Thinley **********

@Brian *********

I am here now. You need one

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@Thinley *********

so am I. Some people without them were told to come back later I think, but not quite sure. It's worth the 30 seconds of effort to get an appointment in advance

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Tod *********

@Thinley *********

you do NOT, but in Bangkok if you want to make an appointment you do at this link

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