What do I need to bring to close out my under consideration stamp at CW in Thailand?

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Apr 16, 2021

4 years ago

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Hey all, quick question

I'm heading to get my under consideration stamp closed out today at CW do I need to bring anything other than myself and passport? 

Thanks

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To close out your under consideration stamp at CW in Thailand, you need to bring your passport and, if available, the blue or green receipt paper indicating you paid the 1900 baht fee.

Tod *********

passport (and if you have it that blue/green receipt paper that shows you paid 1900baht)

4 years ago

Andrew *******

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@Tod ********

thanks! Got it sorted in and out in 10 minutes

4 years ago

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