Advice:
My passport is expiring 18 April 2021 and my embassy just got an issue with their system and will take 3 months to give me a new one, so that means for a covid visa extension they cannot stamp my passport longer than the expiration date in 3 weeks and I will be with no legal document here. My embassy offered me an emergency passport but I don't know if at immigration they take that as legal document (I came here and they said it dwpends on the answer of the government, so nothing clear)
For the moment I also see the option of going out and come back.
Anyone who sees a solution that I'm not seeing? Or the cheapest way to do any of these two?
Please would really appreciate your advice in this moment.
TLDR : Answer Summary
The poster is facing an urgent situation with a passport expiring soon, which complicates their ability to secure a visa extension in Thailand. Comments suggest several options: obtaining an emergency passport (usually valid for one year and can be used for visa extensions), returning to their home country, or risking an overstay penalty. It is advised that the poster checks with their local embassy for specifics on the type of emergency document available to them, as policies differ by country. It is crucial to act quickly to avoid legal issues with immigration.