DrJack54

That "no need to make TM30 after return to usual place of residence" came in June 2020. In recent times is now required. Some genius wanted to sync TM30 with online reporting.

Yes, that is possible. POA most likely required. Link I posted earlier outlines required docs. Jomitien often require TM30

Best plan. Thinking immigration will want him to obtain a Non B to work at the uni job

Google "Pattaya visa agent"... Then scroll down to the map with all locations. There are plenty. Maneerat Soi 13/2 is often mentioned. Street back Soi 13 is Thai Visa Service. Personally I would do it myself Here is thread if you decide to obtain COR yourself. https://aseannow.com/topic/1338973-residence-certificate-in-jomtien/

He cannot have two visas. What does he currently have. Very old thread touching on couple of points.. https://aseannow.com/topic/917753-two-jobs-legal-one-work-permit-or-two/ https://aseannow.com/topic/1188124-work-permit-for-second-employment/

Your post makes little sense. Perhaps you were flying visa exempt and asked to see airline supervisor when asked for onward flight. The OP has a Visa so that would not be necessary.

Did you even read the OP. He was asking if any issues in obtaining a 30 day extension to his most recent visa exempt entry. Answer is simple: NO issue.

Typo...you meant 60 day visa exempt stamp. Few reports of an couple of immigration offices not issuing the 30 day extension followed by the 60 to visit wife. Don't know why.

Would seem you don't exit Thailand. I can assure you that online reporting has been problematic at best.

Yes. It's ridiculous. We don't have Monty python anymore however Thai immigration. Personally I don't do the TM30 after return from abroad. I do one just prior to annual extensions (CW) and so far has not resulted in fine.

Best way to check requirements is to start an application... https://thaievisa.go.th/

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The guy you quoted was referring to reporting in person. That can be done up to 7 days after due date without fine. BTW the 2000k fine does not accumulate. It's 2k if you miss a few

That statement should read "Airlines will ask for the details....." They will check the e-Visa print out carefully. Also immigration when you arrive. Make sure you present the e-Visa along with boarding pass to immigration

For anyone interested as to advice re onward tickets etc may find this guy's blog a good read. https://backpackbob.com/thailand-return-ticket/

When have you read/heard of onward flight demanded by airline from anyone with a visa or reentry permit.

Airline will not require proof of onward flight traveling with a visa. Obviously have print out of your e-Visa Non O

You should have know that as it's common knowledge. To be fair at one point some advice was 15 days prior up to due date. As for the rest of your post ....Yes you apply as soon as your window opens is best policy. So that means at the 75 day mark. The report starts clock for next report. You would end up doing one extra report doing it online vs in person per year. If you do report via mail you can also do it at the 75 day mark however immigration with give you a due date for next report 90 days from previous due date. Not from when you mail it. As for your extension.... people moan about that for what. Best to provide what immigration demand.

Most reports indicate that the online application after travel abroad will be rejected. As I understand it they wanted to sync TM30 with online reporting. Obviously you could try and do it online.

I'm aware that some immigration offices do the 90 report when you attend immigration for annual extension. Almost as a service. Places such as CW actually have 90 report desks. Separate from extensions. My most recent extension was Nov 5 and my report window was open. After doing the extension (with appointment) I then went to report section where I also had made an appointment to do my 90 report in person.

90 day reporting is not related to extension. The OP is dealing with CW. The clock for report will be (due date) will be on previous receipt. Of course if someone exits Thailand and reenters that resets count.

The guy you quoted was referring to online reporting. Up to 7 days after is grace period of reporting in person

I would have thought that was obvious advice especially given unique question from OP. Unfortunately the only contribution from OP @Visa-question has been to start thread.

No. What is pp country.

Your last border run would have given you a visa exempt stamp. 60 days. It's NOT a Visa. You will have zero issues obtaining a 30 day extension at local immigration office. With 2.5yrs in Thailand surprised with your question.