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What is the Current Status of Amnesty for Philippine Passport Holders in Thailand?

Amnesty Updates Visa Regulations Philippine Passport

May 5, 2020

5 years ago

Kha ****

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Update as of 10:55 AM

Went to chaengwattana to get the permitted until stamp. The officer told me that I don't need to do anything and I am covered with the amnesty until july 31st. 

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A Philippine passport holder received confirmation that their status is covered by the amnesty until July 31st, with no further action required.

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