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What should I expect when visiting the Prachuap Khiri Khan visa office after my 'Visa Under Consideration' stamp expired?

Visa Under Consideration Prachuap Khiri Khan Visa Office Visa Renewal Hua Hin Immigration Expats in Thailand Visa Expiry Consequences

Apr 2, 2022

3 years ago

Chrisandra *****************

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I had a "Visa Under Consideration" stamp that said to return yesterday.  I completely forgot about it until last night. I plan to go in first thing Monday morning, but don't know what to expect. Does anyone else have experience with this?

The visa office is Prachuap Khiri Khan in Hua Hin.

Thanks in advance for any help!

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The user forgot to address their 'Visa Under Consideration' stamp on time and plans to visit the Prachuap Khiri Khan immigration office for assistance. Community responses indicate that being a few days late typically doesn't create problems, and as long as the user provides the ticket received during the application process, they may still receive their visa.

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Chrisandra *****************

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Okay! Thanks for the responses. My son was sick for a few days and I just forgot about everything else!

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Paul *************************

I've had no problem when done before as it will be there waiting for you .just hand in the ticket you should of been given

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Ellie *******

@Paul ************************

, do you use same immigration office as OP and same type of stamp as well?

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Tod *********

As a rule there is no problem going a few days late.

BUT

let's keep in mind it's the stamps IN your passport that let you stay IN the country so I'd move it a little higher up on the "list o' thingz" to keep track of closely 😉

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Chrisandra *****************

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do you know if they charge for this like they do for overstay? Should I take some cash with me?

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Bobby ********

Chrisandra Proofreads. Golden rule of visiting immigration for any reason. Always take cash with you!

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