I have already received my 30 day extension at the CM Promenada office. I'm good until October 26 now. I have read from other posts that they were informed from immigration that it is possible to extend for another 30 days until the end of November. I didn't see if confirmed by the moderators or others that have experience. Please confirm it is possible and if so could I go next week to get this done? Thanks.
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The user has received a 30-day extension for their visa and is inquiring about the possibility of obtaining an additional 30-day extension based on information heard from others. The comments clarify that, theoretically, it's possible to acquire additional extensions by getting a letter from the embassy and paying the fee, but uncertainties remain regarding immigration policies. The user is encouraged to contact their embassy for guidance on obtaining the necessary letter to facilitate the extension.
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In theory, it is. You can get an unlimited amount of letters from the embassy, submit it, and you'll get a 30 day extension to the amnesty for 1,900 THB.
>if so could I go next week to get this done
To get this done, you'll need to get a new letter from your embassy. As of right now, all embassies that are issuing the letters are dated up to September 26. You'll need to contact your embassy on Monday, and ask them. Once you get the letter, you'll have to submit it to immigration, and having the letter does not grant the extension automatically.
From what I understand, if at the end of October you still cannot fly home and you can get another embassy letter then you pay another 1,900 Baht for another 30 days, and so on until Immigration say otherwise. Good luck!
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