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@Brandon ***********
yea if I went that route I’d do the extension on the end of my trip back in, just looking at what my options are for rentry besides visa exempt. Thanks
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@Brandon ***********
can you put 30 day extensions on the multiple entry’s?
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@Terary *********
I was getting $10 a month for unlimited internet

Where you want to live wildly affects the price
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I’ve gotten a 60 day Covid extension off a TR 60 without first taking the protocol 30 day extension.

It’s thailand, most rules are optional with a convenience charge
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@Bobby *******
I’m not talking about visa agents, I’m talking about immigration officers.

I’m not even sure what you think is being criticized but the point being made looks like it has nothing to do with the actual question being asked.

If you don’t know or don’t understand then you don’t have to reply you can just keep scrolling 🙃
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@Lyndon ***********
some places offer “expedited” extensions for 3000, or guaranteed ones for 10,000, the documents they each require can be quite different as well.

Not even sure what point you’re trying to make at this point or how it’s relevant to what the basic question is 🤷‍♂️
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@Lyndon ***********
I remember them emphasizing some of the rules especially when they were trying to discourage the Covid extensions being abused but I’m pretty sure I’m remember last year it being technically the same. I’ve had 3 Covid extensions and the process and paperwork no two were the same. I’m sure there’s offices now where you could get a Covid extension without the standard 30 day extension, but you’ll probably pay more.

Still a likely irrelevant point given it sounds like he’s asking about the full Covid extension vs getting a 30 day “under consideration stamp”, but the English is a little broken
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@Lyndon ***********
it’s always been like that but each office seems to do it a bit differently
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@Bobby *******
that’s not what his question is, he’s talking about the “under consideration stamp” which can be 14 or 30 days, and I’ve gotten Covid extensions without doing the standard 30 day extension.

There’s no standard procedure