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What should I expect when reporting at the immigration office for visa processing in Thailand?
Sep 25, 2020
6 years ago
Andrew *******
ORIGINAL POSTERHi folks,
The day of reckoning is here, reporting at the immigration office this afternoon. Managed to get the letter from the embassy on Wednesday, it took 3 days from applying instead of the normal 7. Feeling so relieved but very anxious as expected.
Good luck to everyone to who will be attending immigration today.
The day of reckoning is here, reporting at the immigration office this afternoon. Managed to get the letter from the embassy on Wednesday, it took 3 days from applying instead of the normal 7. Feeling so relieved but very anxious as expected.
Good luck to everyone to who will be attending immigration today.
TLDR : Answer Summary
A user shares their experience preparing to report to the immigration office for visa processing in Thailand after receiving an embassy letter sooner than expected. They express a mix of relief and anxiety about the process. Other users comment on their own experiences at the immigration office, noting improvements in the situation compared to earlier months and inquiring about future visits.
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Tom *******
What happens 26th October you have to go through all that again
เอ็ดเวิร์ด *******
another amnesty. They need the money. Little risk of Covid from people already there, apparently
Darren *******
@Tom ******
potentially. Depends what the govt decide nearer the time. If it's the same again then I wouldn't be surprised if fewer embassies issue the letters.Reply to
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William ********
Good luck.
Jack *****
I’m on the way back now. Went smoothly, crowded but not half as bad as earlier this year.
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