Just applied for my second Covid extension at Chaengwattana.
I cancelled my student visa applied for my first covid extension on January 6th and closed the loop on the 20th. That extension expires on March 7th. So as I had less than 45 days left decided to get another extension before the 29th of January.
Just required the TM7, photocopies and the additional forms about overstay etc, plus the covid form. TM30 was handed straight back to me.
Funny thing is I got an under consideration stamp and am meant to return on March 8th, not the usual 2 weeks.
TLDR : Answer Summary
A user shared their experience applying for a second Covid extension at the Chaengwattana Immigration Office, detailing the documents needed such as the TM7 form, photocopies, and Covid-related forms. They've expressed concern over the 'under consideration' stamp they received, which requires them to return on March 8th, just after their current visa expires on March 7th. Other commenters provided their insights on similar applications, emphasizing variations in processing times and requirements among different immigration offices.
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