Hello everyone, I'm just as confused as most of you.. but figured maybe someone was in my same position and could advise me how to prepare myself for what they may announce regarding the amnesty??
I am currently an English teacher in Chiang Mai. After last semester at my old school, I went home to USA before coming back to Thailand in mid March to teach at my new school. I came back on a tourist visa since mid March, and was then put under the amnesty. I do not have my non-B or work permit yet for my new school...
Does anyone have any suggestions on what I should be doing in preparation right now, if Thailand doesn't open the borders?? I read that some people are asking their embassy for a letter to extend 30 days?
Any info you have to help would be much appreciated, thank you!!
TLDR : Answer Summary
The poster is seeking advice on how to prepare for potential announcements regarding the amnesty for foreigners in Thailand. They are currently an English teacher on a tourist visa that has been extended under the amnesty initiative but do not have their Non-B visa or work permit yet. They are also inquiring about the possibility of obtaining an extension from their embassy and what steps to take if they cannot remain in the country.