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What is the updated process for obtaining a 60-day ED visa stamp in Samui post-COVID?

ED visa Thailand visa process COVID-19 updates Samui visa stamp expat immigration procedures

Apr 21, 2021

4 years ago

Ryan *********

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ED > COVID (samui) process update:

1x cancellation letter

1x passport photo

2x passport copies 

1900 THB

In and out in 1 hour with 60 day stamp.

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The process for obtaining a 60-day ED visa stamp in Samui after COVID involves submitting a cancellation letter, a passport photo, and two passport copies, along with a fee of 1900 THB. The entire process takes about one hour.

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Thanx for the update, glad it worked out for you

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