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Why did the Chonburi immigration say to get the stamp by 30 May?

Chonburi Immigration Visa Status Covid-19 Impact

Apr 30, 2020

5 years ago

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My friend gf called the chonburi immigration to get info about my friend visa status and they said to go there and get the stamp till 30 May...why???

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The Chonburi immigration advised that a visa stamp should be obtained by 30 May. One commenter suggests using an embassy letter for a stamp indicating inability to travel due to COVID-19. Another commenter shared their friend's experience of receiving varying stamps and discussed the current amnesty conditions, indicating that the friend may be covered until the end of July.

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Tod *********

those stamps are kinda screwy, he went on the 18th of March and got an "under consideration stamp" that told him to go BACK on 7th,

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he went back on the 8th and then got the final stamp good until the 19th and that is an extension stamp NOT an under consideration stamp.

HE should be GOOD and covered on this current amnesty until no longer than the 31st of July without going back.

Why did he have his gf call? I doubt she knows anything about visas :O

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he went there many times, they even told him.to go back the next day and again the next day....

I dont know why she called them,may be worried about him? 🤷‍♂️

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Tod *********

DID you go there and use the embassy letter to get an "unable to travel due to covid-19" stamp ??

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He got for the first time when things happened (italian passport)

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Tod *********

and does the current stamp in your passport say "under consideration" and have a date you need to go back on?

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