🚨 URGENT: Flight this Thursday - Need help with Thai Permit Amendment (AFCD Typo) 🚨

Hi everyone, I am in a desperate situation and need a "miracle" contact or a Thai agent. I am moving from HK to Bangkok this Thursday morning (Feb 26) with my dog, Popo.

The Problem:

1. My dog's microchip was typed incorrectly by the AFCD on his original license (089 instead of 289).

2. Because of this, my Thai Import Permit was issued with the wrong number (089).

3. I have already fixed the HK License, but the HK AFCD refuses to endorse my Health Certificate until I show them an Amended Thai Import Permit with the correct number.

The Crisis:

The Thai Animal Quarantine Station (AQS) at Suvarnabhumi is not answering phones or emails. I have less than 48 hours to get the Thai permit amended so I can get back to the HK AFCD for the final endorsement (which takes half a day).

Does anyone have:

1. A direct WhatsApp/Mobile for an officer at Suvarnabhumi AQS?

2. A Thai Pet Agent who can physically walk into the Suvarnabhumi office tomorrow (Tuesday) morning to get this amended on the spot?

3. Any advice on how to get the HK AFCD to "conditionally" endorse if I can't reach Thailand in time?

I am extremely stressed. If I don't have the Thai permit by tomorrow (Tuesday) afternoon, I won't get the HK endorsement in time for my Thursday flight. Please help! 🙏🐾

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