What should I expect when returning to immigration for my COVID extension in Thailand?

Apr 4, 2022
3 years ago
Richard *******
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Update as promised.

So just came back from ChangW immigration. NON-B visa extension date cancelled/changed to 8th April, last day of work. No problems. Then COVID extension until 2nd May (under consideration stamp) when I have to return to immigration. No problems. I assume this is standard and then they will stamp for another 30 days? Is this right? 5 Hours in total but worth the wait. Once again thanks very, very much for all your help and advice.
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TLDR : Answer Summary
The user successfully visited ChangW immigration to have their NON-B visa extension date canceled and changed to April 8, with a COVID extension granted until May 2. They are seeking confirmation on whether they will receive an additional 30 days upon their next visit, and comments from the community confirm that as long as they return at the designated time with their passport, they should receive the remaining extension days.
Brandon ************
No problem when you return. Just bring your passport and they'll give you the rest of your days.
Graham ******
@Brandon ***********
and the payment receipt
James ********
Thank you for the update report.

Yes...BE SURE to return on the date instructed and you will get the remaining COVID extension days.
Ryan ********
@James *******
what happens if someone leaves the country before then ? are they on overstay?
James ********
@Ryan *******
nope...as long as they have left Thailand BY the date to return to Thai immigration.
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