Ask question

Will the Amnesty tourist visa in Thailand be extended past December 30, and what are the extension requirements?

Visa Extension Amnesty Tourist Visa COVID-19 Travel Restrictions Thai Immigration Office Visa Requirements NON-O Visa

Dec 21, 2020

4 years ago

Danniel **********

ORIGINAL POSTER

Hey everyone, I am currently on an Amnesty tourist visa, which expires on December 30. I'm trying to find information if they will extend it or not, but I couldn't find anything relevant. Does anyone know if they will extend it? and if they will, what are the requirements for the extension?

Appreciate any help! ;)

1,116

views

3

likes

34

all likes

16

replies

0

images

7

users

TLDR : Answer Summary

The post discusses concerns about the expiration of the Amnesty tourist visa in Thailand on December 30. Users in the comments provide insights about possible extensions due to COVID-19 travel conditions, stating that an 'unable to travel' extension can be applied for at local immigration offices. A user shares their experience of successfully extending their stay by submitting necessary documents and paying a fee. Another user mentions the need to show proof of the inability to return home due to travel restrictions. Overall, the conversation highlights the procedures and requirements for extending a visa under current circumstances.

NON-O RETIREMENT VISA RESOURCES / SERVICES

Go to the Retirement Visa Section for information on requirements, including age restrictions, financial requirements, and necessary documentation.
For immediate assistance, contact Thai Visa Centre directly via LINE at @ThaiVisaCentre or Email them.
Explore recent discussions by using the Non-O Retirement Visa tag in the search box at the top of the page.
Join the Thai Visa Advice Facebook Group to ask your questions, and get advice from others.

Neil ************

I went to CM Immi last Friday (extension until 30th stamp) and I got a new stamp until 28th Feb.

I only had to turn up personally with my passport, passport photocopies of relevant pages (signed) + TM7 (1 copy) completed + 3 other forms about CO-VID 19 pandemic (completed) and I handed over 1,900 baht. The final steps of waiting for my number to come up around 45 minutes (20 ppl with numbers in front of me) and handing in forms and money and waiting for my passport was another 5-10 minutes.

Like

Reply

Nasha ********************

@Neil ***********

Thanks. In our case, we booked online for an appointment in Bangkok at counter K1 Muangthongthani. This was the second extension as it was expiring December 30. It was quick to process (we did it yesterday ) but we needed to prepare some printouts to show there are no direct flights and showing that we tried contacting the embassy. They didn’t ask any questions, just had to pay 1900 Baht and the passport was returned in 5 minutes. We have to go back to get stamp for the visa in a couple of weeks. Hopefully we can get 60 days more.

Like

Reply

Danniel **********

ORIGINAL POSTER

Thank you Neil! Appreciate your answer! Gonna do the same tomorrow here where I am! Take care! ;)

Like

Reply

Dylan ********

@Danniel *********

any news? I'm in the same boat. My "covid stamp" ends on friday.

Like

Reply

Neil ************

Go tomorrow to your local Immi. office, plus remember to take an acceptable photo as well as all of the details I posted above.

Like

Reply

Dylan ********

@Neil ***********

Thanks mate!

Like

Reply

Reply to

Dylan ********

Reply

Jeff *****

@Neil ***********

nice

Like

Reply

Reply to

Jeff *****

Reply

Bim *******

I am in the same boat except got stamped in until 29th January. No announcement yet even if there will be one. Was told by immigration I have to leave the country not for the first time this year and I have lived here over 6 years

Like

Reply

Tod *********

Well,

as long as you apply for another 60 day unable to travel due to covid extension on or before the 29th of Jan (the date they stop issuing them) you'll get another 60 days

Like

Reply

Bim *******

did you mean they stop issuing them after the 29th January.

Like

Reply

Tod *********

I did indeed, Jan 29th is the last day that the current rule governing the covid extensions is valid for

Like

Reply

Bim *******

thank you so much. Wealth of information as always.

Like

Reply

Reply to

Bim *******

Reply

Bim *******

thank you I will ask again in the New Year.

Like

Reply

Tod *********

go about a week to 10 days before your current stamp expires..

Like

Reply

Reply to

Tod *********

Reply

Tod *********

Well, you're not on a tourist visa because that 60 day stamp ran out MONTHS AGO, and you're also not on any amnesty because amnesty ran out on Oct 31st :O

So you're most likely on an "unable to travel due to covid extension" FROM your original entry stamp that went to amnesty ;)

You can apply for a 60 day "unable to travel due to covid" extension at the immigration office in the area where you live.

How about narrowing down where in thailand you are seeing as there are over 70 immigration offices in the country :)

Like

Reply

Bobby ********

Ask your nearest immigration office

Like

Reply

Reply to

Bobby ********

Reply

Thai Visa Advice and Everything Else

... members · 60% approval rate

The Thai Visa Advice And Everything Else group allows for a broad range of discussions on life in Thailand, beyond just visa inquiries.

Thai Visa Advice and Everything Else

View the Conversation

Thai Visa Advice and Everything Else

What are the current rules regarding extensions for tourist visas in Thailand, especially after the COVID-19 amnesty?

23 comments

3 years ago

Will Thailand extend the Visa Amnesty after November 26, 2021?

1 comments

3 years ago

What is the current status of visa amnesty in Thailand and how do extensions work?

3 comments

3 years ago

What are the options for extending a tourist visa in Thailand post-pandemic, and is there still an amnesty visa available?

6 comments

4 years ago

How can I extend my visa amnesty in Thailand and find a reliable visa agent?

25 comments

4 years ago

Is there a visa amnesty in Thailand until January 15, or can I still extend my stay?

10 comments

4 years ago

What are the requirements for extending a stay in Thailand after the November 30th amnesty extension?

9 comments

4 years ago

Can I extend my tourist amnesty in Thailand until the end of the year if it ends on November 30?

6 comments

4 years ago

What are the options for extending an amnesty visa in Thailand after November 30th?

18 comments

4 years ago

What are the current guidelines for extending visas for expats in Thailand after the amnesty ends?

29 comments

4 years ago

Can a single entry tourist visa in Thailand be extended for 30 days after the amnesty ends on September 26th?

17 comments

4 years ago

Will Thailand extend the amnesty for overstayed visas due to COVID-19?

126 comments

4 years ago

Can I request a 30-day extension on my multiple-entry tourist visa if I went on amnesty?

13 comments

4 years ago

Can I Get an Extra Month on My Tourist Visa Starting September 26?

8 comments

4 years ago

Can I extend my tourist visa in Thailand after the amnesty period?

13 comments

4 years ago

Will there be an extension to the amnesty visa in Thailand for expats struggling to leave?

111 comments

4 years ago

Can I extend my tourist visa under the current amnesty in Thailand?

5 comments

4 years ago

Will the Thai visa amnesty be extended beyond July 31, 2020?

74 comments

4 years ago

Can I Get a One Month Extension After the Visa Amnesty Expires on July 31st?

2 comments

4 years ago

Will the visa amnesty in Thailand be extended beyond July 31?

27 comments

4 years ago

How Can I Extend My Stay in Thailand After My Tourist Visa Expires?

1 comments

5 years ago

Can I Extend My Visa After the Free Amnesty Extension Expires in Thailand?

7 comments

5 years ago

Are 30-Day Extensions for the Thai Visa Possible After the Amnesty Period?

8 comments

5 years ago

What Are My Options for Extending My Stay in Thailand Beyond May?

6 comments

5 years ago

What is the process for extending a tourist visa under COVID-19 amnesty in Thailand?

1 comments

5 years ago

Data protection policy Terms and conditions Disclaimer Privacy policy Refund policy

The asq:thailand community, consisting of multiple Q/A groups with over 100,000 members, powers this platform. It is not an official government resource. Our members actively contribute to this resource, and while we strive for accuracy, we cannot guarantee its complete reliability. Assistance to travelers is provided as a community service.