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Which immigration centre in Bangkok should I go to for a Covid visa extension, Chaeng Wattana or Muang Thong Thani?
Jun 11, 2021
5 years ago
Will ********
ORIGINAL POSTERI'm currently on the Covid visa extension and I will need to get another covid extension.
Which immigration centre must I go to in Bangkok? Chaeng Wattana or Muang Thong Thani?
Do I also need to get a queue online or could I walk in?
Thanks for your help.
Which immigration centre must I go to in Bangkok? Chaeng Wattana or Muang Thong Thani?
Do I also need to get a queue online or could I walk in?
Thanks for your help.
TLDR : Answer Summary
The user is seeking guidance on where to go in Bangkok for a Covid visa extension, asking specifically between Chaeng Wattana and Muang Thong Thani. Additional inquiries include whether to schedule an appointment online or if a walk-in is acceptable. Commenters note that the choice of immigration center may depend on the original type of visa used to enter Thailand, and they suggest making an appointment online, although the applicable counter needs to be determined based on visa type.
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Benjamin ******
>Which immigration centre must I go to in Bangkok?
What's the original visa you used to enter Thailand?
>Do I also need to get a queue online or could I walk in?
Probably yes. You can make an appointment at
What's the original visa you used to enter Thailand?
>Do I also need to get a queue online or could I walk in?
Probably yes. You can make an appointment at
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however you can't register until you know which counter you're going to (which depends on which visa you used to enter Thailand) Tod *********
I pulled my errant post. You would go to Chaengwattana Section N to get a new covid extension, be ready to prove you live in bangkok (with a TM30 receipt) if asked
Will ********
ORIGINAL POSTER@Tod ********
thanks for the info. Reply to
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@Benjamin *****
quick question on a similar matter if I may. The COVID extension program is currently available until early July? Or has there been any further announcement. My extension runs out August 6 so I was looking into perhaps applying for one more 60day extension whilst waiting for a possible employer.Ellie *******
@Fatalism ******
currently until 29th July.Fatalism *******
@Ellie ******
thanks for the swift reply. Then I should be good for applying before that. Reply to
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@Will *******
Were you a teacher? If you were, you would use Counter N, if you were not a teacher, you would select counter M. Will ********
ORIGINAL POSTER@Benjamin *****
I was a teacher. Thanks so much for your help! Reply to
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Will ********
ORIGINAL POSTERThanks. I entered Thailand on the Non-B visa. I had to change it recently to the Covid visa and I need to get a 2nd covid extension now.
Will ********
ORIGINAL POSTER@Tod ********
I did it in Khon Kaen which is where I previously worked. This is why I’m asking about the process in Bangkok. Reply to
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