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Is it necessary for all family members to be present for a visa stamp due to COVID extensions in Thailand?

Thailand Visa COVID-19 Visa Extensions Family Visa Requirements Non-O Visa Children and Immigration Visa Processing

Feb 7, 2021

4 years ago

Philippa *******

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Is it necessary to bring all passport holders to get the visa stamp after consideration period due to covid extension? Trying to avoid kids missing school.

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The inquiry concerns whether it is mandatory for all passport holders, including children, to be present for the visa stamping process in light of COVID-19 extensions, as there are concerns about children potentially missing school. Comments reflect personal experiences regarding the necessity of bringing children for the visa stamping.

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Tod *********

Thanx for that update

, glad it worked out and glad you didn't need to drag the kids out there.

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Benjamin ******

How old are the children?

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Philippa *******

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@Benjamin *****

6 and 8

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Technically, everyone in Thailand need a valid visa, OR a valid extension of stay. However, for children under 15 years old, all penalties are waived

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Philippa *******

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@Benjamin *****

I applied for the visa extension and paid for them. Went with the kids. Now just going back and getting the stamp. Covid extension.

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Tod *********

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, while I'm not 100% sure, I believe a parent can take the passports of their children to get the "loop closed" on under consideration stamps.

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Philippa *******

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and Benjamin I didn’t need to take the kids - thanks! They did let me in but did ask me for queue booking and told me to get one next time. Think it depends on how busy they are.

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Philippa *******

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thanks that’s the answer I wanted to hear!

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Benjamin ******

@Philippa ******

Honestly, that I don't know :(

, what do you know?

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