Can someone shed their experience in getting the covid extension at Chaengwattana? Do they always require TM 30? And do they only give you a consideration stamp, and you have to return for permanent?
TLDR : Answer Summary
This post seeks clarity on the personal experiences of individuals obtaining a COVID extension at the Chaengwattana immigration office in Bangkok. The user inquires about the necessity of TM 30 forms and whether applicants typically receive only a consideration stamp, needing to return for the finalization of the extension. Responses clarify that the TM 30 requirement depends on prior extensions from other offices and confirm that the consideration stamp is commonly issued, requiring a subsequent visit for the official extension.