Just a report from Chiang Rai Immigration.

2nd Covid extension until 28 Feb 2021 was no big deal. No embassy letter was needed, only the usual paperwork and a copy of the rental contract.

Immigration officer didn't know about any possibilities beyond deadline of 29th January and advised to come before this date for checking new rules. He couldn't answer, whether it will be possible to go for a 3rd extension by end of January.

Just a report about process at Chiang Rai Immigration: :

ED-Visa would have been expired 28th October. IO said that there is no possibility to extend the ED Visa within the kingdom.

So ED Visa was cancelled and new application was for 60 days COVID extension.

Immigration asked for copies of rental contract and passport only.

Got stamped in ' under consideration' until 11th November. Officer confirmed that extension will be 60 days.

Costs: the usual THB 1'900,-.

All quite straightforward and surprisingly simple compared to ED-Visa extensions with tons of paperwork.

I'm renting a new house and am heading to immigration Friday (closed tomorrow) and had a few questions: Do I need to take the photo in front of the house again and do I need to hand draw the map? Do I need a TS28 or 30? Thanks in advance.

For anyone who applied for the e-visa prior to arriving in HCMC, were there additional fees at the airport? I paid for the e-visa app online, but am unclear whether there are other fees once you receive the actual visa.

Also, will a bus ticket be accepted as proof of onward travel? And for the rental contract, do you need a photocopy of the landlord's ID? Thanks!