@Wayne ********

yep applying for the evisa extension online still requires you (of course) to go collect the stamp at immigration (CW, not sure it's available for other provinces), but you could save a lot of time doing so. 10min for pickup vs maybe a few hours if you're unlucky.

@Neil *******

And how did you get year plus without a bank account ?🫣

Ask around for someone with an electric car to drive you to the hospital ? Pay him to drive very very slowly ? 🤷🏼‍♂️

Otherwise I hope Thai Visa Centre is able to help you out on this one as you've already got in touch with them 🤞🏼hope everything ends well and that your condition will improve kr. 🙏🏼

Yourself

@Jo *********

And that's why you should discard all the replies in this group minimizing the issue of a few days overstay.

@THAI *****************************

Your service might be the best suited one for OP from what I grasped from his comments. 👍🏼

@Andy ***********

Fair point mentioning the online appointment for immigration. Forgot about it since it's not available where I'm at now and before in BKK you had to make appointment a few weeks before to get one.

@Andy ***********

Call it agent if you like but you know very well that there's a difference between this legitimate service outsourced by the government and agents who's job is to bribe officials.

It's not for nothing, no need to get up early to be first in line or queue at immigration, you pick up your stamp within 10min at their special counter. Much better value imho than 2-3000b fee for an agent.

It's a pretty reasonable priced service between doing it yourself (which we agree is easy but depending on the day and time can take up to several hours if unlucky) and paying an agent 2-3000b fees for often not much or anything more.

@Andy ***********

looks like you're not the brightest in this group or just a troll. Of course you need to collect your extension stamp. It's the official way for handling those extensions online. I wouldn't call it an agent.