@[Robert Rosenthal](https://www.facebook.com/rjrosenthal?comment_id=Y29tbWVudDoyODMxMDEwNDQwNTU2MTQwXzI4MzExMjE5OTcyMTE2NTE%3D) Which counter should be used to make a case for 30 day needs based extension coming out of Amnesty from September 26 onward?

Which Counter Should Be Used for 30-Day Extension After Amnesty Ends on September 26?

Aug 4, 2020

4 years ago

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@[Robert Rosenthal]([members only])  Which counter should be used to make a case for 30 day needs based extension coming out of Amnesty from September 26 onward?

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The discussion revolves around which counter to approach for obtaining a 30-day extension following the end of the amnesty period on September 26. It suggests that the type of entry stamp prior to entering the amnesty should be considered.

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Tod *********

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Then that would put you on amnesty until the 26th of Sept, and if you can't find a way to stay longer than that you need to "prepare to depart" on or by that date..

4 years ago

Tod *********

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unfortunately it's either a medical extension OR you get a letter from your country's consulate here stating you can't travel due to covid. Those seem to be your only two viable options to stay longer than the 26th of Sept. :(

4 years ago

Robert ***********

@Tod ********

Thanks, Tod. Yeah, we were hoping Thai govt would further recognize the thousands of people who were brought to Thailand by employers from neighboring countries where we work this spring because it was considered safer than our residence countries (mostly from SE Asia and S Asia countries). We can always go back to our countries of origin but it's just a waste of money, effort, and time for everyone. Thanks for your advice in any case!

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Tod *********

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I'd say see if you can get a letter from the doc stating that it is not advisable that you travel and you MIGHT be able to get an extension after the 26th based on medical reasons.

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How about we start with what type of entry stamp you were on before you went on amnesty

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4 years ago

Robert ***********

Good point. We have Non-Immigrant O stamps, 90 days, single entry, obtained for the purpose of coming to Thailand from our country of residence (Nepal) to deliver a baby here. Our stamps expired May 18 I believe. Nepal is still closed to commercial air travel.

4 years ago

James ********

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when was the baby born?

Robert ***********

March 11 2020

James ********

I was thinking of a medical extension...but hopefully both baby and mother are fine now as birth in March.

4 years ago

Robert ***********

@James *******

Yes, for sure. All is well, thanks. Our pressing issue is that there is currently no way to return to our country of residence (Nepal).

4 years ago

James ********

@Robert **********

Good Luck...you are now on amnesty to Sept 26.

Any extension application must be processed during August.

The added 30 days... if with an Embassy letter of request ...will be added on to Sept 26.

Do you hold residence status in Nepal? Or is your wife from Nepal?

In any even make sure you are eligible to make a request from the Nepal Embassy in Bangkok.

Most want to see the passport of their citizens before issuing a letter requesting the 30 days extension.

4 years ago

Tod *********

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@Robert **********

easy now, there's no requirement that you go back to where you say you live. I take it you don't hold a Nepalese passport SO you can go back to where you really come from. There is nothing in the amnesty that says you can stay longer if you can't go back to where you want to. Only that if you can't find a way to stay you need to leave the country.

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