DrJack54

OP, file a TM30 (change of address) Then when your next annual extension is due, do it as normal at your new immigration office.

Get a 12 month extension and multi reentry permit.

OP, my understanding is that Iranian citizens require a tourist visa for Thailand You could obtain a reentry permit to enable you to exit Thailand and reenter via land or air. Note the reentry permit can be obtained at the airport on day of departure.

There are reports of after extensive stay a chap sent his elderly mother to KL and back same day. Had very hard time at immigration on arrival back to Thailand. To your other question ....you won't have any issues there is significant gap between your trips to Thailand. I never understand the urgency to get back to Thailand. Why folks don't check out places such as Saigon for a week amazes me.

Prior to your current stay in Thailand when were in Thailand prior to that.

OP is now aware of his misunderstanding. Topic closed

Yes. Can obtain reentry permit at his immigration office and at airport day of departure

Think we can close this thread. Snide comments not productive

As my thai GF states....Money is #1. My guess is that he doesn't, otherwise he would have a non O marriage with extensions. The financial requirements for marriage is a very sweet deal

I will state it again. You do not understand the requirements. The fact you have bubbled through it looking for "bank guarantee letter" is just one error. You are referring to "bank letter". That letter simply confirms you are the owner of the account and the balance on date of issue. For proof the financial requirements have been met you provide bank statements or photocopies of bank book.

Seems some immigration offices are moving to "bank statements " for money in bank method. CW included.

It's not the bank. You do not understand the "bank letter" and other requirements. Outlined clearly by @Georgealbert and others.

The OP stated very clearly that he does not intend to return to Thailand.

Not long. Allow 30 minutes extra however waiting time most likely way less

If that site is correct he could consider entering Thailand visa exempt and apply for the Non O at his Thai immigration office.

20k baht fine. That's it. Plus ban according to length of ban

Strictly speaking not a sandwich however you can make it into a Sanga Next time you are making scrambled eggs throw in Feta. You might be pleasantly surprised.

You have asked same questions in previous thread https://aseannow.com/topic/1318228-does-marriage-protect-you-from-airport-immigration-hassles/ You mention using agent for non O marriage. Don't know how you managed that. In any event no one can answer as you have not outlined your most recent history in Thailand (previous 12+ months) and more importantly time spent out of Thailand. If you are married to a Thai national you should obtain a non O marriage You could also obtain 60 day extension "to visit wife" At very least a tourist visa. A visa exempt entry may require an onward flight.

Yes far too little info. Clearly he suggests he could be denied entry. That is not deportation. Why he does not use non O marriage with extensions is unclear. I'm not convinced of genuine OP post.

Your post does not make sense. The OP would not be deported. He is asking about refused entry to Thailand. Very different.

How do you plan to enter Thailand? Visa exempt or....?

These are not documents. One is copy of thai ID. The other is hand written letter to confirm still married. Perhaps the full Monty is required in USA, UK etc. Certainly not in nearby countries. In OP situation if it's more than I suggest then he can enter Thailand visa exempt and obtain non O at local immigration office in Thailand

This thread has gone well off track from OP question. If he is flying from Oz Jetstar the airline most likely require onward flight. As far as thai immigration they would (hardly ever) ask about onward flight or even funds. The denied entry would be down to other concerns, most common being ongoing stay in Thailand. The onward flight is basically irrelevant once landing in Thailand. Doesn't matter if it's a real ticket X same airport or elsewhere or a rent a ticket. It is useless. The "change flight" option will be more than new ticket. You almost certainly will be flown back to point of departure. So OP, you have not indicated extensive ongoing stay in Thailand imo you can attend check in and if there is an issue step away and book cheap flight out within 30. eg bkk to Saigon. I'm flying to Oz tomorrow (jetstar) and will again have a chat re this question however already know the reply.

I know exactly what you are referring to. I renewed in 2016. Went to passport photo guy near my place in Bangkok. Attended Oz embassy and first thing clerk states is "these photo no good" Gives me directions to nearby pp photo joint. (Old embassy) Pics exactly the same. Just a scam. So yes using mail this time I was a bit nervous and went to professional joint short drive away. 200b I showed the Australian embassy guidelines and all was good. I can recommend to other Oz folk that mail in (no appointment required) works very well. Two weeks ago turn around time 20 days.

Completely different thing. Read the OP where he list the 2 items. The want signed and dated photocopies of wife pp or Thai ID card and signed copy and dated confirming still married