Maybe something people has asked already but just trying to get info on whats going on after the Nov 30th extension after the amnesty. Does it go on till December and if so, what are the requirements?
Answer summary
The amnesty for visa extensions in Thailand ended on October 31st. However, travelers who have had their passports stamped until the end of November must follow specific requirements to apply for an additional 60-day extension. If your embassy issues a letter stating you are unable to travel due to COVID-19, you must present that letter when applying. If not, you will need to provide proof that your embassy does not issue such letters, either through an email response or information from the consulate’s website.
9 repliesnewest first
4
Click comment and we will ask for your email, then OTP, then name.
Tod *********
The way it works is:
IF your embassy issues an "unable to travel due to covid" letter you need it when you go apply for a 60 day extension <- (that extension is what took the place of the free amnesty ;) )
BUT
IF your embassy doesn't offer the letter you need to either print the email they sent you saying they don't issue the letter OR a screen grab of the consulate website saying they don't issue the letter
do we need the usual accompanying documents eg passport photos, proof of accomodation etc or just the embassy letter (or screenshot of no letter being given). Thanks!
okay, but if the passport has been stamped till Nov 30th, do we need another letter from embassy for another extension? Coz I've seen some ppl got till end of Dec after the amnesty ended