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@Ellie ******

Thanks so much for the explanation. That's really great news.

@Ellie ******

Thanks for looking into it.

Date of entry - 9 June 22 visa exempt - valid until 08. July 22

Extension of stay on 30 June 22 : permitted to stay up to 07. August 22

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Covid extension application on 21 July 22, under consideration until 04 August 22

Covid extension granted on 04 August 22: Permitted to stay up to 18 September 22

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Covid extension application on 17 August 22, under consideration until 31 August 22

Covid extension granted on 31 August 22: Permitted to stay up to 17 November 22

@Tod ********

It was already the second covid extension after entering in June on 30 days exempt plus a 30 days extension. The first Covid extension got me 60 days, but the 2nd one got me 91 days (17. 8. (applied) - 17.11.). So it looks like a mistake by immigration. The question is whether I can be held accountable for this? Or were there reports of 90 days Covid extensions?

Entered Thailand in June with 30 day visa exempt and no return ticket. Wasn't asked by air carrier (Thai Airways) about return ticket. Immigration officer in Suvarnabhumi asked about it. Told her that I will travel with train to Nong Khai / Laos. She was fine with this information and stamped.

'Embassy unable to issue the letter of confirmation' is accepted as an explanation. Did it a month ago.

Thanks for all the info. Good to know about the way it is handled in S'pore.

@Linda *********

28th February

Got already 2 Covid extensions at Chiang Rai immigration. Told the officer that German embassy doesn't issue these letters. She didn't insist on such a letter and was fine with that.

Will see next week about possibility to get another extension before 29th January.

Yep, same form was used in Chiang Rai.