Regarding the provision (clause 2.28) in the current Immigration Order 327/2557 concerning the extension of stays that allows immigration to give 30-day extension “based on embassy request”:
Has anyone tried to get one of these letters from Embassy of USA?
Also, a story posted on a non-government website says "some immigration offices may issue the extension without the embassy letter as long as you are able to show proof of cancellation of your flight." Has anyone tried this? Which office and what happened?
TLDR : Answer Summary
The current Immigration Order 327/2557 allows for a 30-day extension of stay based on a request from an embassy. Users have shared experiences regarding the US Embassy's involvement in this process, with mixed results. It seems some individuals might obtain an emergency travel letter from their embassy if their flight was cancelled or rescheduled, which could assist in extending their stay. However, there are reports that the US Embassy is not issuing such letters at this time. Some users suggested trying to get an extension by showing proof of flight cancellation at certain immigration offices, while others cautioned that this workaround might not be effective.