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What documents do I need to bring when returning to immigration after receiving an under consideration stamp for my visa extension?

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Mar 9, 2021

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Gabriele *************

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Hello everyone....

I have a quick question here.

I received an under consideration stamp so when I go back next time to immigration it's enough to bring just the receipt of the 1900.- baht and passport or I need to bring all the documents again that are required normally for an extension?

Foto, tm. 30 etc.

Thanks

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The user asks if they need to bring all documents usually required for a visa extension when returning to immigration after receiving an under consideration stamp. Comments suggest that typically only the passport and the payment receipt are needed, while others recommend verifying any specific requirements based on the extension type.

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Ketnaphas ******

try to make a online appointment for the return date if at MTT, with some people they were fussy about showing it. They didnt ask me for it but they asked my gf for the appointment

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Tod *********

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just take your passport and the blue-green receipt paper they gave you when you paid and got the under consideration stamp🙂

No other documents needed 😛

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Gabriele *************

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.. Thank you..!!. You're a good man Tod...helpful advice as usual..!!..

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What type of extension did you get an under consideration stamp for?

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Gabriele *************

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also my current stamp expires on the 25th.of march the lady just said come again no need to pay next time KA ... 😎🤑💯😂

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If you have an under consideration stamp, it is free to close out. However, if you another extension of stay, it will cost 1,900 THB.

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Gabriele *************

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60 days Covid extension..??

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