DrJack54

A non O based on marriage or retirement cannot be extended by ONE month. In fact visas cannot be extended. You can obtain a 12 month extension to your permission of stay. The only other alternative re extension is 60 day extension to visit wife

Not quite. You require a TM30 along with TM7 with photo. 1900baht And some basic photocopies of your passport.

How did you enter Thailand. Guessing visa exempt entry. 30 day stamp. You apply for 30 day extension at your local immigration office. Same answer if you entered Thailand on a SETV. Forget notion of police office. Naive OP

No problem

Walking up down hallway of condo a LOT.

OP, your post is all over the shop. You refer to previous entries. Not relevant. To obtain 30 day extension to current SETV almost certainly you will need to provide a TM30. Your apartment manager should be able to do TM30 on the spot and provide you with screenshot.

OP, stop being foolish.. Please find me ONE report of chap being scammed out of money in his thai bank account via providing bank info to immigration..

I don't even understand this post. Would be VERY naive to think this is uncommon. Perhaps not for certain nationalities however look at big picture.

AseanNow has an ignore option and yet another thread reading this rubbish.

https://aseannow.com/topic/1130123-re-60-day-extension-to-visit-your-wife/ Covered in this thread re requirements

Then no problem.

Yes. Provided have not applied for one previously on current entry to Thailand.

No

If you are obtaining 30 day extension in Bangkok you would attend IT mall Laksi and not CW. Regards the TM30 you don't need to "renew it" just provide previous one unless you have changed address. The TM7 form requires a photo. 1900b . The io will transfer your visa exempt exempt entry stamp. May require some basic photocopies of your old pp.

I had hip replacement in a private hospital. 400k As for advice...suggest you don't push the exercise as hard as I did post surgery. That backfired.

As usual you are completely incorrect. The changes to TM30 rules June 2020 have been posted Often

Jomitien and few others ... CM another, just want to feel special. Just Rogue offices. The change in TM30 requirements were very clear June 2020. All folk can do it comply with their own immigration office.

As pointed out already. You have zero issues

First up thankyou and thinking you are correct. The 90 day multi after I entered my flight date I then tried to just jump to 3 months later for the until date. Turned out I had asked for 92 days and was asked to reenter less than 90. Which I did. Clearly what I failed to do was review application (all fields) prior to payment. This would account for same 15 day window for my application last Feb. A Warning for folk

Attend local immigration office . Have TM7 with photo 1900 Baht. Photocopy of your SETV Photocopy of entry stamp. ID page. TM30 (ask hotel prior to check in it the file the TM30 and provide screenshot

I previously started a thread regarding this So here is the issue... Last February I applied for single entry tourist visa (30 days) . The process was very simple. PROBLEM: When I received the eVisa by email it had an enter date and untill date. The thing is it was only 15 day stay. Fast forward to exit trip. I applied for 90 day multi. Was very careful filling in the dates. Again the email showed 15 day stay. I was accordingly stamped in for 15 days. Sitting in Saigon airport to fly to Oz. Coming back to Saigon in 18 days. Need to get another visa. Anyone obtained a visa to Vietnam recently?

As the OP has added information and seems that will be staying in Jomtien and he previously indicated he only requires 60 day stays then SETV would seem to be obvious choice.. His friend would not need to do a TM30 as he would not be having and dealings with immigration for eg extension.

The plan you outline is very clear and you have covered it clearly. No issues

Your plan will work. Be aware that it's possible to obtain a 60 day extension to visit wife to buy time. Here is a thread that covers the process with clear posts from ubonjoe. https://aseannow.com/topic/1233744-want-to-change-from-non-–-b-to-non-–-o-based-on-marriage-as-leaving-my-job/

With a ME Non O you could try bank without a certificate of residence. Suggest Kasikorn as they seem bit more fixable than Bangkok Bank. Note both those banks partner with WISE for international transfers. For certificate of residence immigration offices vary. A TM30 may be sufficient and a lease would be a bonus.