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There is no anticipated end date for the visa-exempt entry for 60 days.

Yes, it might.

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Removed an off-topic post about sexual debauchery. @JimTripper probably meant to post it in another forum, perhaps the lounge.

You forgot to post the link to the report you read. Could you post it now, please?

The Thai consulate in Savannakhet has an analogous announcement on its website. https://assets.aseannow.com/forum/uploads/monthly_2024_11/Screenshot_20241124_150707_Chrome.jpg.0fc142a5f26103868c009820f66cb0bb.jpg

That falls under the requirement of evidence that the marriage is not only de jure but also de facto, for example that it is being consummated on an ongoing basis. Consider yourself lucky that immigration is not asking for video evidence.

I believe the part about payment of the visa fee in cash is an error.

Not quite, but the Immigration Bureau tries to make you believe that it is so with a page on their website.

The TM.30 notification that was made for your arrival is obviously registered in immigration's database but for some unfathomable reason some, if not all, immigration offices ask for a new copy of that TM.30 notification with ever application of extension of stay. However, you mention "a new TM-30 receipt". Are you saying that the immigration office wants a new TM.30 notification to be made and wants a copy of the receipt for that new notification? That would be weird.

No chance at all, in my opinion. With all other visas and and with extensions of stay, immigration regulations clearly spell out that the relationship has to be de jure, ie legally registered, and I see no reason why embassies and consulates would not apply this to the DTV, but it will do no harm if you inquire at the Thai embassy in France about this.

More off-topic posts have been removed andthe topic iis now closed.

Removed off-topic posts and the replies to them. This topic is about the Pattaya City Hospital named in the topic title, not about any other hospital, not about the DLT, not about land ownership, etc.

Last words from the OP.

Not related to Thailand.

Is this fine official, ie does immigration give a receipt for it?

As the owner of a house, you can legally rent it out without losing your retirement extension.

There are no questions about by immigration when leaving Thailand.

Thank you, @BrandonJT Interesting and yes, confusing. The answer to the questions of @changthenomad lies in the bottom line of the infographic: contact the immigration office.

I don't know what your "2.3/3 year course" is. You can leave Thailand any time without a re-entry permit and then enter Thailand visa-exempt if you qualify for it or with a visa of any type. What is the Non Ed Plus visa you are talking about?

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There are two reports in another topic, now closed, about lightening-fast approvals of 90-day reports:

There is already the pinned topic Thai immigration online 90 day reporting system. Therefore, let us post our experiences with the use of this system in that topic, including the positive news about lightning-fast approvals.

Thank you. Good to see that the improvement in service is in more than one office