Urgent help! Passport Almost Out – Best Way to Do Nong Khai-Laos Border Run With Agency

[Corry]

Hello everyone,

My passport is running out of days, and I recently learned that all Cambodian borders are currently closed. Because of this, I plan to travel to Udon Thani and then continue on to Nong Khai, near the Laos border, to do a border run with the help of an agency.

I've heard quite a few horror stories about people getting denied re-entry when doing border runs by land or air on their own right now. So I’d prefer to use an agency and pay to make sure everything goes smoothly and that I can return the same day without any issues.

-Are there agencies available near the Nong Khai border that I can visit directly?
-Does anyone have tips or experience with this?

Or would it be better to arrange everything through an agency in Udon Thani before going?

Any advice or recommendations would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks so much for your time and help!

Cheers!

[DrJack54]

4 hours ago, Corry said:

My passport is running out of days, and I recently learned that all Cambodian borders are currently closed

What is the validity of passport? 

[faraday]

PDC Udon Thani, is a visa company 

[Tod Daniels]

The real questions are :

What do you mean by the statement my passport is running out of days? 

Do you mean you're current stamp is running out? 
OR 
Do you mean your passport is expiring soon?

Another question is WHERE are you in thailand? 

If you're in Bangkok there are border bounce services that take you to the borders in Lao and back SWD Transport is one (www.thaivisaservice.com) 

If you have an extensive entry/stay history you are unlikely to bounce yourself out/back at the Nong Khai border without either being told to stay IN Lao 2 days or so OR being told you can leave but have to fly back in <- which again, with an extensive entry/stay history (especially if it's free stamp visa exempt entry) can come with it's own set of problems 

[Jake44]

5 hours ago, Corry said:

My passport is running out of days,

 

Nobody knows what this means.  

[Jingthing]

Even though very poorly worded, I think it's reasonable to assume that he does NOT mean that his passport is expiring. Why? Obviously a border run would do nothing to address that at all.