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I will not be in a position of overstay. My visa is still valid until 2023. It's only the 1 day (or 30 minutes) of not having done the 90 days report. Looks like I'll be fine. Thanks everybody.

Thanks for that info.

Hi, My 90 day report date is on the 12th of April. I fly out of Thailand on the 13th of April. Should I do a 90 day report before leaving (this will be my first report, so online is not an option)? I have read about a 3 week window for these reports, but I don't know if I can just fly out on the 91st day without doing a report. Another element in my case, is that I fly out at 00:30 on the 13th, so (if the fight is not delayed) I will pass immigration on the 12th. My report date. Thank for your answers.

Update: The non-O for my wife as a dependent was refused in November. So she got her own Non-O (retirement) using the 800K method. Yesterday we went for our extension of stay (CW). We tried again to get the wife as a dependent. Refused, because she has a non-O based on retirement. Thanks to an advice from Tod Banks (Thai visa advice), we will try again on our second extension next year. Apparently, it is possible, but just not on the first extension. Will keep you informed.

I'm preparing my documents to go for an extension of stay based on a Non-O visa (retirement/obtained in country). When I went for my non-O at Chaeng Wattana, I asked them for a copy of the papers that I had to fill in. So, there is the main TM7, but also 3 additional forms to fill in: - an STM.2, which is an acknowledgement of the conditions of the extension; - an acknowledgement of the penalties for an overstay; - and a "statement". The statement basically states that Mr./Mrs. XXXX has come to immigration to testify that Mr./Mrs. XXXX is allowed to stay in TH until (date) and that I guarator that Mr./Mrs. XXXX is still living at (place) and wishes to apply for an extension. And finally "Therefore I have guaranteed him/her for considering the application in allowing Mr./Mrs. XXXX to stay temporary in the Kingdom" This statement only makes sense for married couples or people with other family members, who are dependent on the "guarantor". Agreed? As it happens I am here with my wife and I'll try to get her dependent on me for the extension. So I will fill in this statement to guarantee my wife's application. I suppose she still has to fill out an TM7 and the first 2 additional forms? But not this statement?

Hi, I am planning a road trip along the Eastern Coast, but I am wondering how Covid is affecting the tourist scene. What is the tourist situation in Ko Samet or Ko Chang? Or the Rayong coast? I suppose most hotels and restaurants are open. Do restaurants serve alcohol? Thanks!

Thanks Ubonjoe.

Hi, I entered Thailand on a visa exempt on the 5th of November. I got an in country Non O visa at CW on the 17th of November (admitted until 14th of Feb) and I will be going to CW in two weeks to apply for an extension of stay (1 year). Before which date do I have to do the 90 day reporting? Thanks!

I also tried to fill in the COE code (the code on the upper left hand corner of the COE) manually in the Moh Chana app, but that got rejected. I have no idea how to get the app running without having a Thailand Pass number.

@ Lite Beer Ah, but we entered on a visa exempt and are planning to get a Non-O here in BKK.

I don't fully understand your answer. I understand you're saying that we both have to apply for a non-O (retirement). But, do you mean that, after having both obtained both a Non-O based on retirement, my wife can switch to the dependent status when we apply for a yearly extension? This would be the same as we did when we did the extensions based on our previous Non-OA visas. Or do you mean that, even after having obtained the non-O's, it is not possible (anymore) for my wife to get an extension of stay as my dependent? Which would mean we both have to keep fulfilling the financial requirements. Thanks for your help Ubonjoe.

Hi, My (non Thai) wife and I entered Thailand on a visa exempt. We were planning to go to immigration (BKK) to apply for 2 Non-O visas. Six years ago, we both started with non-OA visas, upon which we both got yearly extensions of stay. For these extensions of stay, I fulfilled the financial requirements and my wife got her extensions as "dependent". My question: do we have to start with 2 Non-O's? Or can my wife immediately apply for a dependent visa (and not having to keep the 800,000 in her account)?

According to the instructions for obtaining an in country non-O, the proof that the 800,000 came from abroad has to be from the same date as the application. How strict is Bangkok immigration on this point? My wife just got her FET today and was planning to go to immigration next week... If she has to go for a new FET, is there an International Trade Center from Kasikorn at Chaeng Wattana?

I come from one of the 42 countries. And yes, I submitted a AQ hotel for only one night when I applied for my COE. Thanks for the answers. As Shuya also says, I'm fairly certain it's just the standard formulation for the (old) COE. And I will only have to do 1 night of quarantine. Had a bit of a shock though.????

Hi, I just received my final CEO for entry on the 5th of November. I am fully vaccinated. The CEO still mentions a 7 days quarantine. I suppose this is because they still use the old forms or did I get a CEO for non-vaccinated travellers? Does every CEO still mentions the 7 days, or should I contact my embassy?