Lemsta69

It appears you're working so a mad dash to CW to report in person is probably out of the question. Finding and agent to do it at short notice might cost more than the potential fine. Your flight's tomorrow right? If it were me I'd be inclined to go with previous advice not to worry about it. If you get a pernickity IO at next renewal and cop a fine then so be it, not the end of the world.

Correct.

Of course there is that option, you simply don't do the report and if it's in a short window like the OP's situation then you may or may not get fined at next extension application. The OP knows all of this already, it was answered in the other thread that he started last week on the same subject.

The grace period is for in-person reporting only.

kthxbye

Him want taxi.

Obama!

That sounds like a you problem. You didn't do your due diligence. Suck up the big ones and move on with your life instead of crying about it on here. tl;dr teaspoon of cement and HTFU

dude, your "gone bamboo" shtick is wearing a bit thin. time to change the record, no pun intended.

No, Visa Exemption (VE) is free.

I had a doctor get upset with me because I declined to use the hospo's pharmacy. Didn't get a script either, had to work out myself what medication they should have prescribed and bought the cheaper, but still overpriced generic from Medtide. Needless to say I'm not going back to that doctor! ????

Where's the tea? ????

except in CM and other rogue offices as has been discussed rather animatedly on this forum in recent weeks.

It's the easiest way mate. There are other options but I CBF explaining them ????

What island? Oh yeah, Phuket is an island ???????????? O'Sheas is in Bangers, Suk 33/1. I haven't tried their brekkie yet but this is the menu as of a few years ago. I think it's still current, an English mate mentioned 199 baht a few weeks ago re their brekkie...

They're supposed to check that you have a ticket out of Thailand within 30 days but that doesn't always happen. However it's best to be prepared to be asked and the simplest, easiest to explain method is to buy a throwaway ticket just before you fly out. onwardticket(.)com will sell you a valid ticket for 14 bucks that is good for 48 hours. After that their system will auto-cancel the booking. You can print it out and show it to the check-in staff if requested.

This link is for the browser-based online portal. There's also an app but it's very hard to find now and takes a bit of doing to get it installed. Yes, this website looks like it's from the 90s but it does the job once you get the hang of it. I've not used it myself so I'm not an expert but I'm sure there are plenty of gurus in here to help you out if you run into any trouble... https://extranet.immigration.go.th/fn24online/

Of course you don't, VOA is only available to 17 or so countries and the UK is not one of them. You are, however, entitled to a 30 day visa-free stay under the Visa Exemption Scheme. This is extendable once for an additional 30 days.

it's a Visa Exemption not a VOA and yes it's been confirmed that the 45 days has reverted to 30 days today, 1st April 2023, as expected... https://aseannow.com/topic/1290889-45-day-visa-exempt-entry-program-officially-over/#comment-17991077

Take new photo?

Try and see someone who is an expert in tropical diseases.

Yes of course and sorry to stray ever-so-slightly off topic. Just wanted to thank the guy for reminding me that passbooks actually have a use here. Long-time tourist, recent retiree ????

You're the one that's being silly. If such a rule was actually implemented how else could the Immigration folk at the borders enforce it without being able to see the person's bank account in real or near-real time? If passbook, assuming it is deemed acceptable, is not available and neither is phone banking then what other choice does the IO have? They'd either deny entry or hold you somewhere until you can provide the proof of ฿800k.

A very long wait in a holding cell until you can come up with the goods. Bring a good book or three.

One-way ticket to IDC.