have recently discussed this with Immigration. The answer is quite simple, at this time, subject to change you put into place a power of attorney for either next of kin or a law firm, you will also need a letter from a registered doctor stating the medical illness leading to the inability for the Visa applicant to attend immigration in person

The letter from the doctor should state clearly that the applicant is incapable of attending in person and the reason why, that will then give the holder of the power of attorney the ability to approach Immigration and deal with matters on the applicants behalf. This is as we all know Thailand and that is the advice that we have at this time but this can change. I hope this helps everyone with an interest in this area. 

@Youssef *****

your welcome

They have been around for a very long time and do this routinely for clients, hope this assists

English and thai lawyers. They have been doing this since 2006. Company incorporation nationwide

Hope this helps

Open since 2006 and they complete these matters professionally with registered Thai attorneys on a daily basis. English and thai speaking staff run by a British lawyer



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Give Isaan lawyers a call or email.

They have been around a long time and deal with expats daily.

@Bobby *******

all hoping. It would make my week trip back to uk so much easier. 🙏

@Bobby *******

It is not official until it is announced in the Royal Gazette, whilst we all keep our fingers crossed you know what Thailand is like things can change

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@Mark *****

i have sent you a direct message