I have my first 60 day covid extension expiring on March 22 and airline has changed my departure date to March 24. What are my options?
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If your COVID-19 extension is expiring on March 22 and your flight has been rescheduled to March 24, you have two primary options: First, wait until mid-March to see if the immigration office will grant another extension due to COVID-19 travel restrictions. Second, on March 22, you can apply for another extension at the immigration office, which is likely to be rejected, but you would receive a 7-day extension stamp from the date of application.
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You have two options:
1. WAIT until around the middle of March, and see if they will extend the 60 day extension of stay based on unable to travel due to COVID-19. If they do, then apply for that OR;
2. On March 22rd, go to the immigration office and apply for another extension of stay. It will be rejected, and you will receive a 7 day extension of stay denied stamp. At most immigration offices, the extension of stay denied stamp begins on the date you apply for the stamp.
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