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CW is doing the same, they are also ignoring the 1st of November starting point, or did at least in my case.

My letter was issued during the last couple of days in September, the embassy didn't date it. We rang CW before we visited, we were told that all we would need is the TM7, passport, 1900 baht for 60 days ending December 31st. The only part that was correct was the 1900 baht, luckily we took everything with us as we do most times. I can only describe what 2 out of 3 officers are doing when we are there as "busy work". They couldn't, or wouldn't , tell us if this was to be a repeatable extension.

We were originally told to go to MTT by the Immigration Bureau, we spent 4 hours there only to be told no we had to go to CW, this was on the Friday before the Amnesty ended at 4pm.

Just returned from CW and it appears to be the usual disconnect between Immigration head office and the branches. They required the following: 1. TM7 2. STM2 & the Overstay Penalty Acknowledgement Form 3. The new form where you tick the reason why you want the Extension (No idea why this one was required as I had an Embassy letter) 4. A form that appeared to be a Guarantee from a Thai person you were living at the address you stated on the TM7 (the TM30 record on their system was ignored) - This was a weird one, my wife signed off on this as the owner

When filling out the TM7 form what do you state as the reason for this 60 day extension?

I used to be with ‘it’, but then they changed what ‘it’ was. Now what I’m with isn’t ‘it’ anymore and what’s ‘it’ seems weird and scary. It’ll happen to you! - Grandpa Simpson

In regards to the embassy letters how old are they allowed to be when applying for an extension? Mine will be a month old, maybe a few days over.