My friend entered on a tourist visa, went on amnesty and then got a "medical" extension of stay valid until the end of December. Can he then, in December, apply for an "unable to travel" extension. He's a UK citizen.
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A user inquires if their friend, a UK citizen currently on a medical extension, can apply for an 'unable to travel' extension in December. Comments suggest that if the medical extension was obtained through proper channels, then applying for a COVID-related extension should be possible. However, complications may arise if the medical extension was acquired through unofficial means.
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Okay, I'm going to use this post to respond to EVERYONE who has a "medical extension".
IF you had a letter from a doctor or a hospital and went to your own immigration office (as in the one in the area you live in) and got a medical extension you shouldn't have any problem getting an "unable to travel due to covid" extension
BUT
If you handed your passport and a pile of baht to someone who GOT you a medical extension (most likely from a province you don't live in or use) there is a HIGH chance you will have problems getting an unable to travel due to covid extension at your immigration office.