DrJack54

Most likely not. You need bank statements from the bank. Many banks can do it on the spot but does take time. Perhaps an hour. Notable exception is Bangkok Bank where 12 month statement can take few days.

So you have a valid non O-A visa? 90 day reporting has nothing to do with TM30. Why bother with TM30. At this stage you are not doing extensions Assume you are aware that if you do an exit and reenter just prior to expiry of the non O-A you will be stamped in for 12 months (requires insurance)

How did you enter Thailand? Reentry permit from extension? If so you are not required to make a TM30

Jomitien is one of the immigration offices I was referring to. If not inconvenient suggest you take a TM30 with you. It's not necessary however Jomtien do their own thing

OP, is this your first extension? Ask because yes it's 800k two months prior to application in addition to financial requirements since last extension. As for any changes....some immigration offices have been asking for a TM30. Some now ask for last TM47 receipt. Which immigration office do you deal with.

That is completely different statement to what the OP is asking about. You are referring to "credit advice" for income method. The bank letter the thread is about is simple confirmation you owner of the account and balance on day the letter is issued. Examples of the letter were posted earlier in the thread.

Is wife 50+ Here is thread with advice from ubonjoe. Disregard the parts that reference insurance requirement (covid times) She needs to enter Thailand with a non O https://aseannow.com/topic/1245491-dependant-spouse-with-extension-to-stay-based-on-retirement/

Wife not required. Take your bankbook however won't be looked at.

Maybe I'm missing something. Anything re statements from internet would not be accepted. Bank statements from actual bank with bank stamp is acceptable

The guy that quoted him immediately above op post: "100% correct" The OP has his answer.

I'm not aware of any change of location of re-entry permit desk at either Bangkok airports. At BKK office is just PRIOR to passport control, after security check. At DMK immediately AFTER passport control. Here is thread with detail of reentry permit desk (and procedure (zone 2) at BKK https://aseannow.com/topic/1297706-re-entry-permit-at-airport/ And for DMK https://aseannow.com/topic/1303790-applying-for-a-multiple-re-entry-permit-at-don-mueang-airport/

OP, your post is not clear. My guess is you are referring to 12 month extension based on marriage and the period you are referring to is the "under consideration period" Indeed do not withdraw any funds during that time. Wait till you obtain final stamp

OP, here is an example https://aseannow.com/applications/core/interface/file/attachment.php?id=786616 This thread explains few more things such as letter can be up to 7 days old etc https://aseannow.com/topic/1316968-bank-letter-for-chaengwattana-retirement-extension/

For the non O application in Thailand the money only needs to be in bank on day of application. Putting that aside....I assume that you are aware you can obtain a "60 day extension to visit wife" Folk sometimes use this buy time to organize funds.

OP, here is a thread that reference to some requirements at Hua Hin. The OP in that thread was changing from marriage to retirement so ignore anything regarding that. He did a report last post. https://aseannow.com/topic/1268902-advice-on-retirement-extension-hua-hin/

Which immigration office Based on marriage or retirement Money in bank or income method

OP you could consider a border bounce to enter visa exempt and obtain a non O at immigration office in Thailand. This attached thread outlines the process and a post I made has links to other threads. https://aseannow.com/topic/1315828-visa-exempt-to-90-day-non-o-spouse-visa-conversion-in-thailand/

You did not understand advice from @CANSIAM . For future travel (entries) always check your stamp. When io hands back your pp walk away from desk and check you have been given correct stamp "admitted until date" Also next entry point out your visa page. In any event your question has been answered. Topic closed.

Obtain a bank letter from bank A and copies of bank book pages . Also obtain bank letter for new bank along with copies of bank book pages. Which immigration office. Not all require bank statements

Old thread and OP has his answer

I'm shocked you have previously been able to NOT provide original bank book.

Which immigration office? Haven't read of an immigration office being satisfied with only 6 months of proof of financials. Perhaps you provided bank book also.

OP, you need to show banking records from date of current extension. For some immigration offices that will require 12 month bank statements or photocopies of 12 months of your bank book pages. All will require 12 months.

Wouldn't happen.

I'm not sure. Have read couple of reports/threads Here is a snippet from random OP that didn't know if he was on a blacklist. "I've heard back from the e-visa people stating that they are concerned I’m on a blacklist and have cancelled my visa application. They have told me to contact Thai immigration directly" That proves nothing, however have read similar.