Fairly cheap and easy, no quarantine for vaccinated visitors
Getting back into Thailand is the more expensive and inconvenient part , however if she has the insurance coverage and her Thai pass figured out it's much less stressful
Currently with even just 1 night in an SHA+ with the PCR test and necessary transportation from the airport etc... the return into Thailand is between 5-10,000 baht incl. flight in.
And, sorry but just to confirm ... This thread is regarding having a current extension of stay based on working (NON B) or studying (ED) ... *EVEN IF* a person has never applied/had the 60 day covid extension, correct?
Or is this very specifically geared at attaining *another* covid extension (assuming you've had 1 already)
...so during that 7 days, theoretically let's say someone has been accepted for a new job etc... The school has the correct documents to get a non-b in the country, etc.... Could someone use those 7 days to "switch" (let's say from Ed visa to Non B but even if it was a Non B that's due to expire)... Would those 7 days allow someone (with the right coordination on the part of the school) to get an in-country Non B?