What Should I Expect When Returning to Samui Immigration for My Visa Under Consideration?

Visa Status Samui Immigration Under Consideration Visa

Apr 17, 2020

5 years ago

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For information: Went to Samui immigration today as my under consideration stamp was due on this 17/4. She briefly looked at my stamp, said the visa was not ready and told me to come back 23-24 next week. No new stamp.

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A user shared their experience at Samui immigration regarding their visa under consideration. They were informed that their visa was not ready and were advised to return on the 23rd or 24th of the following week.

Tod *********

thanx for the update, I'd go back on the date she said and get the rest of the time :)

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