DrJack54

She can obtain a 30 day extension after paying few days overstay at immigration.

Good to see they have fallen into line.

Your account has zero to do with overstay of several months. What you related is common place.

Nonsense

Pinned thread: That won't happen. It's not misinformation It's the law. Everyone needs to be aware of their immigration office nonsense.

It's impossible to qualify each statement with what rogue offices do re TM30. There are ~75 offices and I posted the law and what normal offices such as CW enforce. CM is another rogue office.

This is nonsense. You may require a TM30 and prior to checking in you should establish if the hotel can give you screenshot of the TM30

OP, ignore any posts referring to use an agent. Repeat... advise friend to pay fine exit Thailand and return (if want to) after ban expired.

OP, your friend needs to exit Thailand via airport and pay the 20k fine. Will be given a ban. (one year) Serve the time out of Thailand and return after ban if they wish. Do not compound the problem

Ditto. I would take it up to the 800k 4 months prior to application. Note not expiry.

It's 4500-1900= 2600b For someone with mobility issues or not wanting to deal with one of the busy immigration offices its an option. To each their own

OP, you have answers above. If not able to attend in person during the grace period you could consider leaving it till you have business at immigration. You will be fined 2k baht.

Some comments from ubonjoe in this thread. https://aseannow.com/topic/1163451-returning-to-thailand-after-expiration-of-blacklist-period/

Discussed in this thread https://aseannow.com/topic/1169664-thai-immigration-announce-changes-to-tm30-reporting/ In the OP take note of Para 2.2.... 2.2 After the house holder, owner or possessor of the premise of hotel manager has reported as defined in Article 2.1, the same alien has left the premise and returned for another stay within the valid period, the house holder, owner or possessor of the premise of hotel manager do not need to make another report; The alien as defined in paragraph one shall include those who being granted multiple-visa who leaves and returns to the Kingdom with specified time in the visa, and those with re-entry permit. Previously, most immigration offices in Thailand wanted a new TM30 report within 24 hours every time a person left and reentered the country. This change eliminates that requirement.

Law was changed in June 2020. What you outline is no longer required.

Why is that an issue. My bank also requires my pp for simple withdrawal. No issue.

Your posts are off topic. The OP asked if transfer of stamps needs to be done immediately. Answer: No. I suggested he should update bank account info. And yes he should. Your LTV and banking habits is of little interest.

That figure is correct.

A Tip: get your bank to update passport #. If you are using money in bank the income letter will need to reflect your new pp # That's immigration issue not a bank issue.

You won't sit at Laksi all day and pretty sure appointment is available. In any event far better option than a border bounce from Bangkok. Agents can obtain 30 day extension on your behalf. Thai Visa Centre is one of several.

The extension is 30 days

Think we should let your experience through to the keeper. I obtained new pp few weeks ago and when I attended Kasikorn bank the very first thing that they insisted upon was to update my bank account details. New pp #

You can obtain a 30 day extension cost 1900b. You would apply at IT Mall Laksi in Bangkok. Current thread outlines application process. https://aseannow.com/topic/1324628-30-day-extension-to-visa-exempt-entry❓/

I do TM47 application on android phone. The process no problem . The rejection has been common for me. "Please report to your local immigration office" Mail in has been more bullet proof.

Many offices will not allow that switch.