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Can non-immigrant visa holders in Thailand get COVID extensions again?

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Mar 28, 2022
3 years ago
Nadine ******
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It seems like non immigrant visa holders can get covid extensions again, at least it’s what many agents told me.

Does anyone tried it out yet?
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Non-immigrant visa holders may be able to obtain COVID-related extensions again, according to various agents. However, it appears that the process is not straightforward for individuals attempting to manage it independently, as restrictions apply. Many discuss the viability of using agents, who charge varying fees, currently around 8k to 10k baht. There seems to be a consensus that agent services are necessary due to police regulations limiting who can apply for these extensions.
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Corey *******
It can be done for between 9-10k
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Maxim ***********
The price with agents was 3.5k baht pre-crackdown. After that, it went up drastically and then became impossible. It's still impossible to do it yourself but if agents told you they can do it for you atm, it's probably true. Things change week to week. For example, I know that ed visa with agents are coming back soon. Hopefully, more good news coming soon.
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Brandon ************
It won't be something you can do yourself as the police order again said it's only available to tourist and visa exempt. So if it's possible, agent is the only way.
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Corey *******
I just got mine for 8k from an agent straight away 60 day stamp off non b and no embassy letter needed. I'm to scared to go and get the 7 days rejected stamp
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@Corey **************
 I got the 7 day rejected stamp. Found someone who seems reputable, more than 100 google reviews. 10,000 baht but it gets me 60 days.
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Corey *******
But in bkk
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Corey *******
@Ron *******
 yeah someone got me 60 days already for 8500
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Brandon ************
@Ron *******
 an agent got you an extension on top of your rejection stamp? That's difficult, normally that 7 day stamp means you have 0 options and must leave
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Ron ********
@Brandon ***********
 That was what about 10 agents told me. He assured me he could.
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Ron ********
If anyone needs the contact details just send me a private message. I will send their email. I can't answer a ton of questions.
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