Does a 60-day 'Covid' visa extension prevent eligibility for a 60-day family visit extension in Thailand?

Thai visa rules Covid visa extension Family visit visa Immigration complications Visa categories in Thailand

Jan 11, 2024

10 months ago

ORIGINAL POSTER

I received a 60 day 'covid' extension, which i've now been told cancels the possibility that I can get a 60 day family visit extension? surely thats an error? how can one extension cover 2 categories?

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TLDR : Answer Summary

The user is confused about receiving a 60-day 'Covid' extension, which they believe may disqualify them from applying for a 60-day family visit extension. There are comments questioning the legitimacy of the 'Covid' extension, the user's entry date and visa type, whether they have left Thailand since the extension, and if they are dealing with an agent or Immigration directly.

Graham ******

This smells fishy. Were you dealng with an agent or with Immigration directly?

10 months ago

Deepark *******

may i message you a details

10 months ago

Phil ***********

ORIGINAL POSTER

yes please

10 months ago

Deepark *******

@Phil **********

please read message in DM

10 months ago

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Deepark *******

Roberto *********

Have you left the country since getting to 60-day family extension?

10 months ago

Phil ***********

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@Roberto ********

I didnt get a family extension, i thouhght it was C19, is that one and the same?

10 months ago

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Phil ***********

Brandon ************

There hasn't been covid extensions for over a year. When did you enter Thailand and with what visa? Where did you get your extension?

10 months ago

Phil ***********

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since that covid extension, i was granted marriage visa 60 days later and have been here a year since

10 months ago

Brandon ************

@Phil **********

I see. Then I'm not sure. It may be a local office policy that they won't offer an additional extension since you've already had one. I'm not sure. Normally you would qualify for the visiting family extension but if they won't allow you to apply for it you may need to leave and start over with a new non-O visa.

10 months ago

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Brandon ************

Phil ***********

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when i first entered they said to put 400,000 baht in the bank so I can get a marriage visa, they said np you can have a covid extension while the money is held in the bank to mature. now i called in before xmas, they said ok come to the office to get a 60 day family extension, drove 125km, didnt even get allowed to go inside, they turned me away at the door

10 months ago

Phil ***********

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Around 10.30am. Nakhon Sawan, lady in a brown uniform (last time they were all in blue)

10 months ago

Jack ****************

@Phil **********

what province turned you away at the door? Were they closing for the day?

10 months ago

Phil ***********

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Brandon Thurkettle it says covid extension, on the bit where the family visit goes