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What documents do I need to bring for my immigration appointment regarding my Covid extension in Thailand?
Jan 20, 2022
4 years ago
Wobbly *****
ORIGINAL POSTERI received an “under consideration” for the 60 day Covid extension due to unable to travel. My appointment is next week. Is there documentation I need to bring with me besides my passport with the various stamps? Anything else to prepare? Questions I will be asked, etc? From what I gather, it’s just an administrative step to show up?
Thanks everyone for all the helpful info that has gotten me this far!
Background:
- I checked Benjamin’s FAQ
- I’m going to the IO in CM, where I got it stamped
- I hold a Canadian passport
- I entered under 30 day exemption in Nov 2021
- 30 day “tourist” extension granted until mid Jan 2022
- last week I was granted a 60 day Covid extension “under consideration” and to contact immigration in person next week
Thanks everyone for all the helpful info that has gotten me this far!
Background:
- I checked Benjamin’s FAQ
- I’m going to the IO in CM, where I got it stamped
- I hold a Canadian passport
- I entered under 30 day exemption in Nov 2021
- 30 day “tourist” extension granted until mid Jan 2022
- last week I was granted a 60 day Covid extension “under consideration” and to contact immigration in person next week
TLDR : Answer Summary
The user has an upcoming appointment at the Immigration Office in Chiang Mai regarding their 60-day Covid extension, which is currently 'under consideration.' They are inquiring about necessary documentation besides their passport, any preparations needed, and potential questions they might be asked during the appointment.
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Ellie *******
Bring your passport and the receipt (usually a pale blue one) of the fee just in case.
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@Bobby *******
in Pattaya they have it off you yo re stamp it and return it next dayWobbly *****
ORIGINAL POSTER@Ellie ******
got it, I left it in my passport.Bobby ********
Martin Peters. He's got his passport, why would he need to collect it?
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@Martin *******
Are you using Chiang Mai? I know Pattaya has that process, but I don't think anyone else doesReply to
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