Will an 'Under Consideration' stamp cover my stay in Thailand during the amnesty period?

Apr 23, 2020
5 years ago
Jefrey *****
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First of all: congratulations on your name change. This is the greatest immigration site in the fine kingdom. I raise my Glass of milk to you.

Secondly: I have an under consideration stamp until the 7th. I'm in Bangkok. Will I need to pop over to see the lovely, well presented lady at immigration or will this amnesty cover my sorry little mancunian rear?

Thirdly: I love you all. Even you. Yes you.

Enjoy your days people
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TLDR : Answer Summary
The user inquired whether their 'Under Consideration' stamp would suffice for staying in Thailand under the current amnesty that lasts until July 31st. According to several responses, they should visit immigration to finalize their extension of stay stamp, as merely having the 'Under Consideration' stamp is not enough for the amnesty to be applicable. Some comments express concerns about potential fines for expired stamps, and there's discussion about possible further extensions.
Stan ******
Oh no.. i have an Under Consideration stamp too expired yesterday.. will i be fined?
James **************
Get down to immigration our kid....
Jefrey *****
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@Ja***
AR kid?

A hahha.

Thanks mate
James **************
Yes, you need to go, under consideration needs to be stamped to permitted to stay.
Philip **********
Jefrey *****
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@James *************
I think... I'm falling in love with you
John *******
John *******
Hope they will extend again after the 31st of July. Some reports say UK maybe in isolation till end of year.... at least it will allow people on fb to recycle all the old crap on here.
Freddie **********
Lockdown and social distancing not same same...just saying..
John *******
Of course. No one wants to believe it but it is becoming a fact of life
John *******
John *******
John *******
James **************
@John ******
the uk has nothing to do with Thailand and their views or laws on the coronavirus. If you have to leave you have to.leave. i am in the same boat.
Jefrey *****
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@John ******
have you been drinking?
Tod *********
I recommend that you GO and "close the loop" on the "unable to travel due to covid-19 extension" seeing as you only did the first step (the under consideration stamp). GO back on the date that stamp expires and get the "extension of stay stamp" which means that extension is complete THEN you will be covered on the amnesty that will take effect shortly and allow you to stay to no longer than the 31st of July
James **************
I called them at Rayong on 20th April (my extension due to Covid was up on 21st) and they said wait till the next announcement. I called today and they said it's ok until 31st July.... but she didn't seem to understand i was talking about Covid xtn..

She asked my visa...i said tourist....i guess i'll hv to call again......
Jefrey *****
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@Tod ********
can I go back the day before.? I only ask coz everynody on the day was given the 7th may stamp
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