Not a question but some advice on the Phang Nga Immigration office:
I went yesterday to get another covid extension (my 2nd one) because my current one runs out 28/2 and I want to stay until end of March. I had printed out some infection rates etc in my country just in case they wanted some ‘proof’ (they did the previous time) and at the advice of my bungalow owner I also printed out a (fake) airline booking for the end of March.
As soon as I walked in the lady sighed, said they don’t do covid extensions anymore, I showed her the ‘booking’ and said I would definitely leave by then and she gave me 30 days “covid” extension (until March 30). She also told my bungalow owner, who had accompanied me, that she shouldn’t send any more customers to the immigration office for covid extensions because they will be denied.
Long story short, if you want the full 60 days, don’t go to Phang Nga
TLDR : Answer Summary
A user shared their experience obtaining a covid extension at the Phang Nga Immigration office. They initially sought a 60-day extension but found out that the office no longer issues such extensions. They provided a fake airline booking to support their request and were granted a 30-day extension instead. The immigration officer advised against sending more customers for covid extensions, indicating they would likely be denied. The conversation highlights the challenges and changes in immigration policies regarding covid extensions.
