ATTENTION MEMBERS:
What happens when your "unable to travel due to covid-19" extension runs out.
People are asking over and over what happens when your emergency unable to travel extension runs out.
IF you already got the extension you can see from the stamp in your passport that it is actually an "application for extension of stay under consideration until xxx". Different offices give that first stamp for different amounts of time BUT every stamp I've see issued because of the embassy letter has been an "under consideration" stamp, NOT a regular extension one.
That means ON that date you go back and depending on the situation the immigration office can give you more time without charging you more money.
At this time <- meaning right NOW, (no matter what people say) there is no "waiving of overstay fines" :O there is no "automatic 90 days" :O You need to follow the rules, get your embassy letter and get your unable to travel extension at the immigration office.
TLDR : Answer Summary
The post discusses the implications when an 'unable to travel due to covid-19' visa extension expires in Thailand. It explains that the extension is not automatically regularized and requires continued application and approval from immigration. Attendees are advised to secure the necessary embassy letter and necessary paperwork before their extension runs out, as overstay fines are not waived, and conditions differ based on the immigration office.
