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What should I do if my under consideration stamp requires me to return on July 25th, but immigration is closed on that date?

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Jul 7, 2021

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I have an under consideration stamp that says to return on July 25th, which is a Sunday. Immigration is closed the following day of July 26 as well. What should I do? Thanks in advance.

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The user is facing a situation where their immigration stamp indicates a return date of July 25th, which falls on a Sunday, followed by a closure of the immigration office on July 26th. Several comments suggest alternatives: one user recommends visiting on July 23rd or the 27th, while another suggests calling the immigration office for clarity on the approval status.

Stephen **********

You can call them and ask if it has been approved yet. That is what i do i call them as they give a reference number. I mean call the office that you went to for the extension. Maybe call on Wednesday then you can go on Thursday

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Tod *********

Go on the friday before the stamp expires (the 23rd)

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Michael ********

All ways go before or B500 aday and overstay in passport not good !!!

I went today got covid stamp till 26th september all immagration offices are different good luck

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Bobby ********

Michael Hunter. You don't get 500 baht/day overstay on an "under consideration" stamp

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Michael ********

ok

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Steve *******

23rd or 27th give immigration a call and ask them.

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Kev **********

23rd

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Barry **********

23rd?

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Bobby ********

Barry Nicholls. I didn't think you could go early.

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Barry **********

I went for my stamp today, which was due today. There was absolutely no waiting to get in. I was in and out with my new stamp within 5 minutes. If the op lives quite close and it's no hassle to get there, I'd give it a try. The Immi officer will see the date and hopefully understand. Otherwise he'll be going after the due date, coupled with it being the first day back after an extended weekend. Our Immigration office is packed and large queues after weekends and particularly extended weekends.

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Peter *********

27th ?

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Bobby ********

27th?

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