What Is the Status of the Under Consideration Visa and Amnesty Visa in Thailand?

Amnesty Visa Under Consideration Visa Visa Status

May 8, 2020

5 years ago

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Finally after 15 days of phone calls to the imm.office we got our second stamp of The under consideration Visa , now they sad we are ok we  pass under the coverage of the amnesty Visa until 31 July. ,Hope to leave before.

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After 15 days of communication with the immigration office, the individual received a second stamp for their under consideration visa. They have been informed that they are covered under the amnesty visa until July 31, and they hope to leave Thailand before this date.

Robert *******

Thanks, airport is open for leaving foreigners and as it seems you are from the US your Embassy support your way back to the US, contact them. Good luck and safe travels.

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