Is the immigration office flexible for a few days when it comes to the "under consideration" stamp, since at the end of 30 days under consideration period, I need to leave thailand for a few days, not that the "report back" coincidences while I'm out of country.
My now: Visa is non immigrant Business.
TLDR : Answer Summary
The Thai immigration office is generally not flexible with the 'under consideration' stamp duration, which lasts 30 days. If your travel plans clash with the report back date, it is advisable to speak with immigration officials beforehand, presenting proof of your travel. You may apply for a re-entry permit if you need to leave Thailand during this period, allowing you to return without starting the visa process over. However, policies may vary by officer, so checking directly with immigration is recommended.
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