Such a Hairy Guy

I went to see an immigration lawyer in Bangkok today and did not get a chance to read every single post above. But he did state it is either 800K in a bank account of 65K in pension only income (investment income do do not count).

He also said the 800K had to be in account for at least 3 months prior to retirement renewal visa.

I'm relaying this as a third party so don't you all jump on my if this info is wrong.

UPDATE: Went to see an immigration lawyer today. According to their insight they said both the Ratchaburi and BKK Airport immigration made mistakes. Our Non-OA expired last may. but we have a stamp showing we can stay until Jan 22, 2019. Their best advice was to go to BKK airport and they felt that based on the many mistakes made they will cut us some slack. Maybe let us stay for another 30 to allow us to apply to a Non-O then do a conversion to a Non-OA. Since we have proof throughout and copies of all my 90 days reporting. 

Going to BKK airport tomorrow to see what immigration finally tell us.

Thanks you for all your input BTW

As others have said, it appears as though you should be OK. The stamp in your passport has been corrected. Immigration was suggesting you go to Bangkok because that is the only place the dates in the immigration computer can be corrected.
 
However, looking at the image you posted, I am confused, and hope someone can point out why what I am seeing is not reality. It looks as though there are two passports with the same passport number and page number but with different stamps. It is driving me crazy being unable to figure out what is really going on.

Looking at the stamps, I think the Ratchaburi officer scratched the stamps from the airport m overwrote the initial dates


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What office is telling you that you need to go to Bangkok to have the error corrected. Any immigration office can do it.
 
What do you mean? Are your OA visas expiring this month?

This is the note from the immigration office wrote on our behalf. Unfortunately I can’t read Thai


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We are on OA retirement visa which was is due in January of this year. However we came back from a short stay from our home country in August and unfortunately the immigration official at BKK stamped us back in with a non-RE but dated it for renewal in January 23, 2019!?! We did not notice at the time but was explained to us by our local immigration office today.
 
We reported immediately to our local immigration office n they said nothing about it at the time. We further reported for our 90 days reporting with no problem.
 
Now our local office is telling us to go back to the BKK office to see if they can fix it. It looks like we will have to go out of the country to renew our tourist visa(?) the go to our local office to renew our O/A...
 
Any words of wisdom from anyone who went through something similar?
 
 
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Sorry if I'm confused... Do I need the TM-28 or TM-30? Thankfully our local immigration when I report back they tell me my visa has been stamped at the airport and dont bother with those form. However, the rules seem to change everytime we show up.