Hi, I applied for a COVID visa extension at the beginning of April and I got an 'under consideration' stamp until May the 3rd. Do I need to bring any documents when I go to immigration on the 3rd? Do I need to pay the 1,900 bahts fee again? How likely is to get a new stamp? Do you recommend to go to immigration a few days before the 3rd? Thanks in advance for your help ๐๐ผ
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The post discusses a user's upcoming appointment at Thai immigration for a COVID visa extension and inquires about necessary documents and fee requirements. Responses indicate that the user should attend the appointment on May 3rd with their passport and the pale blue receipt from the initial application. There's no need to pay an additional fee, as the immigration office will grant an extension to total 60 days for the COVID extension.
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