I suggest you check with the airlines. If a passenger appears unwell, then can ask for a medical certificate. For a chronic condition, a certificate ensures the airline is aware and will make whatever accommodations they can. The doctor has said she is unwell to fly. Consider the effect on her if she flies. Travel/medical insurance will be exhorbitant, if not impossible to get. Perhaps someone should go to where she is, but that’s a family decision. A challenging time. Best wishes.

@ReNisha *******

yeah it is a bit of a process but go to a neighboring country and apply for a 60 day visa and then extend it another 30. You can do this process again. You could also look at a 6 month multi entry visa.

@Amanda *********************

you can almost get nine months

@Kevin ********

excellent 😂😂

There’s no moral police 😂. The person with whom you are living will need to submit a TM 30 within 24 hours of your arrival.

You’re kind to offer. She should be able to figure it out since this is her homeland.

@Stuart **********

absolutely 💯

@Martin *****

right, this is definitely an issue for ppl to consider.

No limit if arriving by air. When my job relocated from Thailand to another country, I flew in visa exempt 6 or 7 times in one year. Never questioned.

Your visa status is dependent upon the passport you hold.