It seems like I may be screwed. I was told not to fly back into Bangkok but Phuket or Chiang Mai. I have no way to change my ticket because my airlines online customer service is non existent. Even if I buy a flight to one of those other cities, they land in Bangkok first. This is defeating. I'm going to have to take my chance at landing in BKK with 1 covid 19 extension on my passport. If I get denied what happens then? Do I get rerouted back to Cambodia where I currently am or will I get deported back to the US and then have to come back at a later date to get my personal belongings. Then how long will it be before I can return? Keep in mind I will be paying rent on a condo that will be empty for the time being.
I have personal belongings from both of my deceased parents that I did not want to put in storage back in the states and now I fear I may lose everything.
TLDR : Answer Summary
The poster is facing difficulties returning to Thailand as they were advised against flying into Bangkok due to potential entry issues related to a COVID-19 extension on their visa. They express concern about being denied entry and what that means for their personal belongings. Commenters provide advice on necessary preparations such as having proof of accommodation, an onward ticket, and sufficient cash. They suggest that flying directly to Phuket or Chiang Mai may alleviate some entry concerns. Additionally, there are discussions about airline customer service difficulties and visa processes.