If you are thinking of coming to CM Immigration today (7 April) to do a COVID-19 extension, please don’t. They are at capacity and there is a 99% chance you will NOT get processed today.
Exception cases are for those whose stays are expired today or over the weekend, and you need to identify yourself when you arrive.
Everyone else is business as usual. Just....loads of people.
90-day report? Use the drive-through if you are in your 7-day window and not late.
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TLDR : Answer Summary
On April 7, visitors to CM Immigration for COVID-19 extensions may face long wait times as the facility is at capacity, with a high likelihood of not being processed. Exceptions apply for those whose visas expire on the same day. For 90-day reports, there's a drive-through option available if within the 7-day window. Comments highlight frustrations with the crowds and mention that other locations may have equally long lines.
90 DAY REPORTING RESOURCES / SERVICES
Use the trusted Thailand 90 Day Reporting Serviceto get your in-person report done and mailed to you for as low as 375 THB (even if the online system doesn't work for you).
For immediate assistance, contact Thai Visa Centre directly via LINE at @ThaiVisaCentre or Email them.
- did you try to get home? And in case you've forgotten the first advice from the embassies was NOT to travel- stay put. When they changed this advice it was too late for thousands of people as borders closed and aircraft grounded. So, stop trying to be a smart arse!
Just got my 90 day stamp went to the front of the line got a ticket with number on it told to wait 15 minutes and passport stamped happy days 30 mins max...Jomtien.
This just further confirms that they need to approve a blanket visa amnesty soon. But that makes too much sense, and it does not make very much baht. 😂
curfews, lockdowns, close downs. The 500,000 tourist boost to the economy isn't happening. Anticipation at all levels would have skipped greed and addressed need.
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