Bumrungrad Hospital has a 90 day reporting service where you drop your passport off one day and pick it up the next for a 600baht service charge.
They also provide immigration services on Saturday from 8-11 on the 10th floor of the customer service building with an immigration officer on site.
They will do 30 day extensions on either a visa exempt entry or a tourist visa for 1900baht plus the 600 baht service charge (2500baht all in).
I just wanted to let people know about it was all
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Bumrungrad Hospital in Bangkok provides a 90-day reporting service for expats where they can drop off their passport one day and pick it up the next for a service fee of 600 baht. Additionally, the hospital offers immigration services on Saturdays from 8-11 AM on the 10th floor of the customer service building, including 30-day extensions for both visa-exempt entries and tourist visas at a total cost of 2500 baht (1900 baht extension fee plus 600 baht service charge). The services do not require patients to have undergone procedures at the hospital.
, while they won't come right out and admit it, I heard from some officers the powerz-that-b at immigrations took ALL the extranet sites offline to stop them from getting hacked or getting denial of service attacks :o
, The 90 day reporting by internet was a pretty good if clunky system.
It worked for most people BUT it was taken offline back in Dec when the computer crimes bill was passed. It came back up briefly for like a week in April but has been offline ever since.
, the immigration office did a mobile thing at Bumrungrad twice a month where you could do yearly extensions etc. But they canceled that a long while ago.
Now they just do 30 day & medical extensions on Saturday along with 90 day reporting.
, I went there today to re-con it and they were cranking OUT extensions of stays! I was a little put off they couldn't do a 90 day report on the spot, but it is what it is ;)
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The "catch" is they charge a 600baht service fee on top of any immigration charges.
90 day reporting is FREE at the immigration office, but if you want bumrungrad to do it for you for a 600baht service fee.
Same with those 30 day extensions, they're 1900baht at the immigration office but bumrungrad charges you an additional 600baht service fee.
Nope you don't hafta be a patient there or even hold a bumrungrad patient i/d card (unless you're having them get you an extension of stay based on medical reasons).
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