30 Day Embassy Request Extension Process
Okay people, let's get you guyz and gurlz understanding this "30 day embassy request" extension on this current amnesty.
No matter when you apply (from now until next Friday) you will eventually get the extension dated until Oct 26
As a rule this embassy request extension is a two step process.
When you apply you will get an "under consideration" stamp that has a date you return to the immigration office. In fact (if anyone would bother to read the stamp) it TELLS you to return to the office on that date :O
When you go back on that date they will give you the "extension of stay" stamp that will be dated until Oct 26th.
This is a complete "set" of an under consideration stamp AND an extension stamp.
TLDR : Answer Summary
The 30-day embassy request extension in Thailand is a two-step process where foreigners must first obtain an 'under consideration' stamp at the immigration office. This stamp includes a return date for receiving the actual extension, which will last until October 26. Applications can be made any time until the specified date, and the process is consistent across most offices. Requirements may vary by location, and an embassy letter is generally needed, along with a fee of 1900 THB. Recent discussions highlighted regional differences in processing, with some locations experiencing longer wait times or varying requirements.