Ill try again. There are two families both move to Bangkok for education of the children and parents as dependent, both families have the same nationality.
Family 1 enters on August 3 with a 90 days visa (Ed and non immigrant O) and get stay until Nov 1. In mid October they get extension of stay and get a stamp until 30/06/19 so total 11 months they all get exactly the same parents and children.
Family 2 enters on August 20 with a 90 days visa (Ed and non immigrant O) and gets stay until Nov 18 today they get extension of stay and get a stamp until 30/10/19 so total 14 months and 10 days they all get the same parents and children
My question is given the exact same situation why this difference ?
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Two families relocated to Bangkok for educational purposes, both holding the same type of visa. Despite their similar situations, they received different durations on their extensions of stay. Family 1 entered on August 3 and, after an extension, was granted a total stay of 11 months. Family 2, entering on August 20, received a total of 14 months and 10 days after their extension. The community suggests that differences could be due to the application timing of their extensions or possibly linked to the letters from their school.
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Happened to me... I complained and they answered that the date they pick is directly linked to the letter from the school...
that does not add up, when both families entered in August on a single entry that got extended.. The permitted to stay date is 4 months apart on the extensions.. Maybe the letters from the schools where different. Could be a typo in the letter, or a mistake from the IO. If the school terms is the same it has to be a mistake somewhere.
Than I would say, go together with all the passports back to the Immigration Office where you get the Extensions and demand an explenation of the difference in Extensions of stay. Let us know the outcome.