DrJack54

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.

The changes that were made in June 2020 of no TM30 required after travel abroad if returning to your same residence went out the window in recent times.

There will not be exit stamp through e gates. Zero consequence.

Answered here... https://aseannow.com/topic/1334345-90-day-report-must-be-in-person-after-each-re-entry/#findComment-19110301

The TM47 is the actual 90 day report notification form. That's 100% needed. The TM30 reports your address. Currently you do a new one after travel abroad upon reentry. I last did a 90 day report in person at CW and did not provide a TM30. If you do the report online best to do it 15 days early. Have you previously done reports online? The magnifying glass symbol can autofill after you enter pp # Here is link for online reporting https://tm47.immigration.go.th/tm47/#/login Here is link to download form. https://www.doe.go.th/prd/download/download_by_pool_file/112248

Not Khon Kaen however here is form some offices use and at bottom of form lists required docs. Note that some offices eg CW are now requiring bank book + photocopies of pages back till current extension issue + update. Meaning checking for financial compliance. https://aseannow.com/applications/core/interface/file/attachment.php?id=995063&key=4ad28e64c063398b61d0a726240743c6

Here is immigration link outlining required docs etc .... https://www.immigration.go.th/?page_id=1648 In reality some/many offices would just require passport and filled in TM47. I generally take along the kitchen sink that includes either previous TM47 receipt or lease. You mention blue book? Staying with wife? I listed all possible required docs for CW in this thread https://aseannow.com/topic/1297166-90-day-report/

Funds can be in your UK bank.

Not sure what you are referring to. If doing 90 report online then TM47 is not required. Nor is TM30. In person just TM47 required + they may require something to show address. Most would just provide previous receipt of report. Alternatively a TM30 or lease should be enough. Via mail just the TM47. No TM30 required.

Where are you located. So you attended VFS in person?

I prefer the Noah tale.

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Attached link advises on options UK specific https://whydonate.com/en/blog/crowdfunding-platforms-in-uk/?utm_source=google&utm_medium=cpc&utm_campaign=Fundraising_Education_LP_PMAX&utm_id=22125767031&utm_content=&utm_source_platform={source_platform}&utm_creative_format={creative_format}&gad_source=1&gclid=CjwKCAjwvr--BhB5EiwAd5YbXqjV0Hmpq0xM3qdNKf73y48jwehA3PSE8X0nDsGbpgJwpG4bBBUKrhoChFcQAvD_BwE

Thinking perhaps referring to app generated bank statement being a No and wanting a bank issued statement with the bank stamp + signature. Re Upnotover post needing flight into Thailand, I agree that most likely be required. As you typed...that's not an issue for you.

OP, assume you have started the application via https://www.thaievisa.go.th/

This attached site is not official immigration site however has clear general guidelines regarding docs etc. For example you mention bank statements. In the attached article it suggests 2 months. https://www.siam-legal.com/thailand-visa/Thailand-Marriage-Visa.php

Maneerat Soi 13/2 https://aseannow.com/topic/1285997-visa-agent-pattaya/ https://aseannow.com/topic/1289086-visa-agents-in-pattaya/

Even if located in Bangkok some folk may opt to use agent. Never ceases to amaze how some posters wish to impose their own choice on others.

Seems the OP is located in Udon Thani. Perhaps you are located Bangkok. Here is thread outlining the process to renew UK pp. Indicates online not possible.

You obtained your current extension using income method. To change to money in bank method thinking immigration will want to you to show compliance with income method up till date of next extension+ 800k in bank for 2 months prior to application. Note: the immigration office will determine what they require. Since you are attending immigration for stamp transfer it's a good chance to check with them what they want for the change. The stamp transfers are done at the extension desks L32-34 area. The lady you would ideally chat with is head and sits to rear desk in that area. I'm currently doing the opposite to you. Changing from money in bank to monthly transfers. To be 100% covered I elected to run both methods in tandem from date of previous extension.