Relatively painless for us as a first extension (apart from waiting around during the 1hr lunch break).
However:
Witnessed others being turned away without the Embassy letter
They are also being picky about photos of accommodation needing to include yourself together with your landlord - some people had just brought their landlords with them and this seemed to work!
Advice (sorry if it's teaching you to suck eggs):
Go prepared with all documents printed and copied;
Double check what YOUR PARTICULAR immigration office requires before heading there;
Take pen, water, snacks, a friendly attitude and plenty of patience - barging in front of people queueing or getting annoyed with hold ups is not the way to go
We're all in this together!
Good luck!
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TLDR : Answer Summary
The user shares insights from their experience with the visa extension process at Trat immigration, highlighting the importance of having all necessary documents, including the Embassy letter, and being prepared for specific requirements like including yourself in accommodation photos with your landlord. They emphasize patience and a friendly attitude as key aspects for a smooth experience.
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