What documents are needed for a COVID-19 extension at Bangkok immigration, and is an embassy letter necessary?

Sep 1, 2021
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Eric ******
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What are the documents need to do covid19 extension in CW? Is the document from our embassy really required? Thanks in advance.
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To apply for a COVID-19 extension at Bangkok immigration (CW), you need several specific documents which include your passport, copies of the data page, recent visa, recent stamp, and departure card. Additionally, a TM30 may be required, alongside the necessary forms and one passport photograph. The fee for the extension is 1,900 THB. Reports indicate that a letter from your embassy is not required.
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Benjamin ******
NOTE: this post is about CW/ Bangkok immigration only.

1. Your passport and:

a. a copy of your data ("picture") page

b. a copy of your most recent visa (if you have one)

c. a copy of your most recent stamp

d. a copy of your departure card

2. [MAYBE] A TM30, filed in the immigration office.

3. The forms. You can find the forms in this group FOR BANGKOK only, by clicking on files.

4. 1x passport pictures

5. 1,900 THB.

The letters from the embassy are NOT required from reports.
Eric ******
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@Benjamin *****
Thanks alot mate.
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