How Can I Extend My Visa in Thailand During Covid-19?

Apr 3, 2020
5 years ago
Dave ********
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Arrived muang tong thani 7.15 this morning finished at 12.15. Got extra 30 days with british embassy covid letter until flight home on 1st may(unless its cancelled again). All ran smoothly apart from ladys concerns that my apartment building didnt have a name, eventually she let it go. Thanks for advice on here
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TLDR : Answer Summary
The user successfully extended their stay in Thailand by 30 days using a Covid letter from the British embassy. They initially faced concerns regarding the lack of a name for their apartment building, but the issue was resolved. Commenters shared their own experiences and clarified the requirements for extensions related to Covid-19.
Tod *********
ONE MORE TIME PEOPLE

IF you are on a 30 day visa exempt entry OR a 60 day tourist visa entry and you are going for the FIRST (normal) 30 day extension you can get from those entry stamps you DO NOT need the embassy letter.

You ONLY need it if you are applying for the "unable to travel due to covid-19" emergency extension AFTER you got the 30 day extension you're allowed on your entry stamp.
Jonnalyn ********
I thought muang thong thani doesn't require an embassy letter.
Jarret *****
@Julianna ******
they did NOT take my embassy letter today. CAD, and first extension of VE
Dave ********
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@Julianna ******
for me yes
Dave ********
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For a moment i thought about making a name up but then decided lying is probaly not a good idea at that moment. Thanks ๐Ÿ˜
Tod *********
thank you for the update (y)

I also live in a building that has no name (actually the name is the address :O) and we always go round and round about it
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