What is the validity of the Covid extension stamp in Chiang Rai for Australian passport holders?

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Dec 28, 2020

4 years ago

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Just reporting back.

Covid extension, Chiang Rai, gave me the "come back in 2 weeks" stamp, but should be valid for 60 days - he mentioned the stamp should be Feb 28.

Australian passport, arrived in Feb.

Thanks for the support here beforehand.

🙏💙

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The user reports receiving a 60-day Covid extension stamp in Chiang Rai for their Australian passport, with instructions to return in two weeks. The stamp is tentatively valid until February 28.

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Thanks for the update.

Be sure to return on date instructed to close out the stamp.

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