What Is the Latest Information on Under Consideration Stamps in Chiang Mai?

Amnesty Under Consideration Chiang Mai Immigration

Apr 24, 2020

5 years ago

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Update from Chiang Mai Immigration regarding under under consideration stamps. I went there today to "close the loop", asked at the information and also immigration officer. In Chiang Mai you are covered on amnesty, dont go there to close the loop.

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A recent update from Chiang Mai Immigration states that individuals with under consideration stamps are covered under amnesty, and it is unnecessary to visit the office to 'close the loop.'

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