Hey.
Went to Immigration at IT Square Lak Si today for a 60 day covid extension. They gave me an under consideration stamp and told me to return the 9th of June. Should I be worried at all? I did a covid extension before in January and they gave it to me straight away. Why do they put applications under consideration?
If they decide to stop doing the covid extensions after May 25th would that mean my application would be denied even considering I applied today and my current extension expires the 24th of May? If it is denied when I go back the 9th of June would I have to leave the country immediately?
TLDR : Answer Summary
The user expressed concern about receiving an 'under consideration' stamp at the Thai Immigration office while applying for a 60-day Covid extension. Previous experiences had been straightforward, and there is uncertainty about the implications if the Covid extensions are discontinued after May 25th. Community responses indicated that being under consideration is normal, and users reassured that the visa should remain valid until the next appointment on June 9th, although advice was given to consider applying for a different visa for longer stays.
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