I don't know if "siege" is the correct term, but if the Bangkok immigration office is forced to close due to protesters, what will be the process for people who need to extend visas, etc.?

They will open a temporary office as they did a few weeks ago.

They opened an alternative location when the demonstrations interrupted service at Government Center in December, I assume that they would do the same thing!

Edited January 2, 201412 yr by wayned

Thank you for this. Will the location information be on the immigration office's website?

Thank you for this. Will the location information be on the immigration office's website?

Probably not, or the demonstrators will go there.

Keep an eye on TV this sort of thing gets updated fast.

Yes they will post it on their website. You can also check this forum for info also. There was a topic on here about temporary office last month.

Thank you kindly uptheos. And yes, "Resentment is the poison you swallow hoping the other person will die".

Thank you ubonjoe. So much for my claim that I would never engage on TV forums ...