DrJack54

Most passports are valid for 10 years. I renewed mine last year with still having validity of almost 2 years. Suited travel plans. Not difficult

Ok got it . You can use agent to obtain another 12 month extension OR kill off your current permission of stay and border bounce for 60 day visa exempt entry.

No. You can renew TDL up to 6 months prior. Note: you can also renew license up till one year after expiry. Note: Renewal starts from your birth date so as eg ...in my case I let my TDL expire then after following birthday applied for license renewal. As a result received 6 years.

You obtained a multi reentry permit at CW 3800b You would have reentry permit stamp in pp. What is expiry date. How did you enter Thailand? Meaning visa class

Seems OP deals with Jomitien so slightly irrelevant. Phuket has their own process options.

Not sure when you obtained your Multi Entry Non O Be aware that eVisa is no longer available in UK or anywhere else.

Stamp will have Non O . However bit irrelevant. When you actually attend Transport office you would have pp and print out eVisa with you. More importantly you would have a "certificate of residence" from immigration office. That is essential

You state ....."The thing is that I have a multiple-entry visa so I will have to leave on the 23 April " I doubt you have a multi entry non O. In any event seems your permission of stay ends soon. You can use agent minivan border bounce company. From Bangkok they will run to Cambodia.

You mention "visa" What category of eVisa would obtain. If tourist you will only receive 2 yr TDL. A Non O category you would receive 5 yr.

Where are you located in Thailand. Your recent thread had advice. https://aseannow.com/topic/1351456-etiquette-at-cw-immigration/page/2/#findComment-19580580

Personally I wouldn't be happy with some random volunteer at a school if I had a child at that school. https://aseannow.com/topic/1280399-local-school-volunteer/

Thread off topic and complete. Closed

We have running already. This topic CLOSED

OP, you are describing CW. I did same extension last Nov 5 with appointment. Your list seems complete. They will not insist on TM6. I provided TM30 and lease agreement. (they took both) I did not provide a TM47, however the previous year the doc check chicks ask for that. Just ignore them. I provided a 12 month bank statement. Don't see the point of a 3 month statement. You can provide copies of bank book pages back to last extension and that should be acceptable. Mine was refused couple years back as couple of months zero transactions. You can obtain all photocopies of passport etc L1 at the copy stalls. You say "retirement extension" and they know exactly what pages to copy. Report CW few days ago... https://aseannow.com/topic/1351950-trip-report-chaeng-wattana-14-feb-2025-retirement-extension/

So 6400 -1900 - 3800 = 700 (service fee) All very well however many offices work differently and don't have that option. CW for example you attend another desk area completely. So two separate services and the reentry permit/90 report desks can take a long time.

You have those two options. Last line of my copy/paste.... "The embassy's practice of issuing income affidavits was informal and not regulated" Somewhat related....I was at a gig and senior Oz woman that works at AU embassy was there... So I asked "why did embassy stop providing income letters" She stated that they never should have been dealing with statutory declarations as they are are only valid for use in Oz. Think USA called them affidavits. Goes back to the point that embassies cannot verify the statements

The OP has explained that he returns following day to pick up pp. That's when he would obtain the reentry permit. OP, has already ruled out obtaining permit at airport.

Indeed. It suited many. Example roster workers etc For ongoing living in Thailand even if eg only 6 months in total, I still see a Non O marriage and subsequent extensions+ reentry permit as good option. One would need to be aware of under consideration period and plan their stays in Thailand according.

Proof of income to who. I realize it's part of application to Canadian embassy for income letter however they cannot verify it. Cut/paste from AI... "The Canadian Embassy in Bangkok will no longer provide income affidavits, also known as income letters, starting April 1, 2025. The embassy cannot verify income and is not legally required to do so. Explanation The embassy's practice of issuing income affidavits was informal and not regulated"

The 12 month extension is an extension to your permission of stay. If you wish to exit Thailand and reenter then you need to purchase a reentry permit to "protect" that permission of stay. A single reentry is 1000b a multi is 3800b

A single reentry permit is 1000b A multiple reentry permit is 3800k

Hells Bells. Big change for Canadian folk. You are not alone. Just joining UK, USA, AU. NZ folk getting nervous?

https://pcscenter.sbpolice.go.th/en

The thread in the main is concerning folk using agent.. In most cases to not requiring financials. Being patient doesn't help them.

Do you have a Thai bank account in your name only? Here is another thread that outlines the process.. https://aseannow.com/topic/1342849-tourist-visa-exempt-then-apply-for-non-o-based-on-marriage/