What is the current policy for Covid-19 visa extensions in Chiang Mai after January 29th?

That seems to be the case. I changed from a medical extension to the current covid one. It's effective from the date I applied. But when I tried to apply for a second time covid extension two weeks ago, the CM office told me it will be effective from that day as well. So I have to do my extension near the end of Jan.

okay, people when you apply for a 60 day covid extension AS A RULE the 14 day under consideration stamp starts the date you apply for the extension (no matter when your stamp runs out the the date you apply is the date you APPLIED) and you should get a stamp that says come back in 14 days from that date.

Also AS A RULE, when people go back to "close the loop" on an under consideration stamp (and they're getting an extension again for the same reason; like on a covid extension applying for another covid extension) you will get the new 60 day extension ADDED to the expiration date of your previous extension.

AND

It seems the only people we are seeing who are getting the 60 day covid extensions being effective from the date they apply are people going from another type of extension TO a covid one. (Like those b/s medical extensions, or an ED, or B or volunteer, etc).

@Michael ********

I’m in Chiangmai too . I got the same stamp until 28th February. And I wanted to go n get this yesterday . Is it the same procedures to get the another 60days ?

Nice work getting an April stamp. Impressive

I'm trying to remain grateful but I'm having a hard time with this inconsistency. I went to CM Immigration today, my CoVid extension expires Jan. 29, I received the dreaded "under consideration" stamp and must return on Feb. 12th. Any ideas why it's so different, on the same freaking day??

You got 3 months?

No one knows what the policy will be when this current order runs out on the 29th of Jan. Just watch the news, wait for the update like all of us.