Q: Will they extend the visa amnesty?
A: It is almost certain that this won’t happen again. After all, people have already started to pay for a 30-day extension based on embassy letters. Surely they won’t take your money and then turn around and say it is now free? [THREAD] #TIT
A: It is almost certain that this won’t happen again. After all, people have already started to pay for a 30-day extension based on embassy letters. Surely they won’t take your money and then turn around and say it is now free? [THREAD] #TIT
Q: How can I stay beyond 26 September if I am on visa amnesty now?
A: If you can’t change your visa in-country, then you have two options. Either get a letter from your embassy and/or your doctor to say that you are unable to fly home. Pay ฿1,900 and you will get 30 extra days.
A: If you can’t change your visa in-country, then you have two options. Either get a letter from your embassy and/or your doctor to say that you are unable to fly home. Pay ฿1,900 and you will get 30 extra days.
Q: When will Thailand be open to regular tourists?
A: It is almost certain that ordinary tourists won’t be allowed back into Thailand this year. The government will first test limited entry to small groups of tourists who have agreed to do 14-day quarantine.
A: It is almost certain that ordinary tourists won’t be allowed back into Thailand this year. The government will first test limited entry to small groups of tourists who have agreed to do 14-day quarantine.
Q: If the Thai government approves the long stay 90-day visa, can I then switch from visa amnesty to that new visa?
A: Yes, of course! But you will have to leave the country first, apply for the visa at a Thai embassy, and then when you come back, pay for 14-day quarantine.
A: Yes, of course! But you will have to leave the country first, apply for the visa at a Thai embassy, and then when you come back, pay for 14-day quarantine.
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