@Jack ***************

yes mate. Go to a Visa agent first, they will advise on costs. If you’re not happy with the costs, then you will have to fly out of country. I suggest Cambodia as travel restrictions are more lax between the two countries now. But you will need to do a Thailand pass and PCR test to get back in. Factor in these costs when deciding between an agent offer and going out of country. All the best 👍

You cannot usually change a visa exempt into an ED visa. But if you use an agent, may be able to do it for a cash donation. Otherwise, fly to Cambodia, apply for new visa and fly back.

@Garrett **********

last year I used to take the p1ss and make a beep beep sound when fake scanning… Thais don’t even bother scanning anywhere

@Garrett **********

my standard practice lol…

@Eddie *****

very reasonable prices compared to others!

Email AXA and ask them to send another certificate with correct passport number.

@Scott *******

tell her to apply again and then immediately call this number: +6622035000. Not sure if it’s 24hours line or needs to be called in Thai office hour times. But this is the magic number!!! She will receive her Thailand pass in minutes by calling them.. Not sure if it’s 24hours line or needs to be called in Thai office hour times. But this is the magic number!!! She will receive her Thailand pass in minutes by calling them.

I would actually recommended using a thai insurer. I used AXA Thai, 1000 baht for a month.

@Rupert ********

depends on what the package is labelled as. They obviously have a guidebook on what to charge on... When people have sent gifts for my daughter, they labelled gifts, toys and clothes, no charge. If customs feels they can charge import tax, they will. I’ve known people to label new phones as clothes / toys and not pay tax. The risk is yours to take.

@Garrett **********

that’s what I do, I bring a roll of wrapping paper and leave unwrapped in my hold bag. Chances are it won’t be searched and opened and I can wrap when I arrive at destination.