Can I extend my 30-day visa waiver at Bumrungrad Hospital instead of Chang Wattana?

Visa Waiver Bumrungrad Hospital Thailand Visa Extension 30-day Visa Visa Procedures

Feb 25, 2018

7 years ago

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Hi

If you have entered Thailand on a 30 day visa waiver (Is that correct term?)  Can you go to Bumnrungrad on a Sat morning to get another 30 days instead of going to Chang wattana?  If so do you have to 'book' it? 

Thanks

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The user inquires whether they can extend their 30-day visa waiver at Bumrungrad Hospital on a Saturday morning, instead of going to Chang Wattana, and asks if an appointment is necessary. According to a comment, it is recommended to call ahead, but an appointment may not be strictly necessary depending on the hospital's busyness.

Laura ********

You're supposed to call ahead and tell them you're going but last time I went they didn't mind that I didn't have an appointment: I guess it depends how busy they are.

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