Another Covid question, Sorry if it has been mentioned before. I am suffering from depression / anxiety - going through hell at the moment, don't need negative comments, CHEERS.
Been on Covid Extensions since March 2020. (NON IMM TYPE O BASED ON MARRIAGE) Extension expired yesterday on the 25th. Yesterday - I went to Saraburi immigration office to update my visa extension for Covid. I was hoping for 60 days as usual. Wasn't aware that the new rules was implemented on that day (25th). The officer stated if I came on 24th - 60 days no problem but today - ONLY 7 DAYS until 1st Feb hence photo !!!!!!!!!!!! I realized now by letting my visa expire was the PROBLEM.
What can I do now to stay in Thailand. The borders are open but for tourists so therefore a border run is out of the question.
Any ideas?
Honestly I don't want to return to the UK for obvious reasons, family and my life is in Thailand now.
TLDR : Answer Summary
The user is facing challenges with their visa situation after their COVID extension expired, receiving only a 7-day visa stamp before needing to leave Thailand. They are looking for viable options to stay in the country while dealing with personal issues, including anxiety. Comments provide various suggestions, including obtaining a medical certificate, inquiring about different visa types, considering travel to nearby countries for new entry options, and evaluating their situation regarding potential overstays or visa conversions.
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