I am a US citizen in Thailand on a visa exempt status which expires 3/30 the same day my return flight is scheduled to leave. Based on what transpired yesterday, my return flight will probably be canceled (my Cathay Pacific flight was previously canceled and I then rescheduled with JAL) so I will need to go to Jomtien to request an extension. My question is about a letter from one's embassy that I recall seeing mentioned by a member of this group. I would greatly appreciate more info on this letter. Is the sample Canadian one that was recently posted what I need? Is it essential that I have one when I go to Jomtien? Has anyone had success getting one from the US Embassy in BKK? Also, any advice that would assist me and others in my situation would be appreciated.
TLDR : Answer Summary
A US citizen currently in Thailand on a visa exempt status expiring on 3/30 seeks information about obtaining an embassy letter to support a visa extension request, particularly in light of potential flight cancellations. Community advice suggests contacting the US Embassy in Bangkok via email to explain the situation and request the letter, which has been provided to others in similar circumstances. The user also inquires if a sample letter from a Canadian source is relevant to their case.