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If you sent it by mail and included a return envelope they would send the receipt for it. If in person they would give it to you after the report is accepted.

You should of waited until you got in the mail or until it has been about 60 days from the day the announcement was done that they will be sending them.

That is what the rules state but not sure Loei immigration will enforce the 24 hours.

Mine has worked every time I have wanted to go on the site since December 3rd when I registered for the site.

You mentioned insurance in your post. The expiration date of the insurance is not relevant when using a re-entry permit for a extension of stay. The extension would of been issued to when the insurance ends or to the day the current one ends if the insurance's validity was equal to to that day or longer.

That is only if a person is entering with a valid Non-OA visa. He is on a a extension of stay based upon retirement not a OA visa.

Wait for at least 3 days or so. Some offices are busier than others and it can take longer to get the approval. Edit: Yesterday was the first day they would of processed those done on Friday and the weekend. It may be delayed due to the backlog that they have.

I don't recall any reports of Jomtien needing 2 days to get a re-entry permit. You can cannot get a re-entry permit when traveling on a domestic flight. The desks are only in the International departure zones for immigration.

The pinned topic he wrote about is here in the UK & Europe subforum of the Home Country Forum.

It has been gone since August of 2013.

To apply for a 12 month extension of stay (it is not a visa) if you do not have a passport valid for 12 months your extension will be issued to the day it expires. Then when you get a new passport you will have to apply for a new extension. There is no 6 month rule for extensions of stay. The 6 month rule is only for entries to the country for those from certain countries.

A STV (special tourist visa) allows one 90 day entry that can be expended twice for 90 days. If you wanted to travel during the first 90 days or one of the extensions you could apply for a single re-entry permit at immigration keep the remainder of the 90 days valid when you enter the country. A METV (multiple entry tourist visa) allows unlimited 60 day entries for 6 months from the day it issued by Thai embassy or official consulate. A single entry tourist visa (SETV) allows one 60 day entry that can be extended for 30 days.

You seem to of skipped over the METV (multiple entry tourist visa) as an option. You can get a total stay of almost 9 months from it by doing 2 border hops with the last one done just before the visa expires. That is a total of the first entry of 60 days and a 30 day extension, border hop for a new 60 days +30 day extension and repeat border hop just before the visa expires +30 day extension.

Not visa or extension related. Moved to the Business and Banking forum

In my opinion it is all a lot of false and misleading info. A agent stating immigration might get smart and make problems for those that change from NOon OA visa entry to a non- visa is just scaremongering. There is a chance the agent has financial interest in this case. I can assure immigrating does not want to deal with thousands of more applications done that require proof of having the insurance. That is why they only accept insurance from Thailand companies for extensions of a OA visa entry that they can verify online.

Did he use his new passport to enter the country? Normally immigration will transfer the stamps without the letter if it has been used for entry. He should contact ACS at the embassy and they will probably send him the letter by email. The will probably want a copy of his passport photo pages. Their email address is on the page. https://th.usembassy.gov/u-s-citizen-services/

You should be able to do it on the new online 90 reporting site. https://tm47.immigration.go.th/tm47/#/login Just be sure you enter your address correctly. Be sure you put your room or house number in your address.

A single entry tourist visa would would allow a 60 day stay that can be exerted for 30 days. Then a border hop for a 30 day visa exempt entry that can be extended for 30 days.

Put you old TM6 number. Unless you are entering with a new visa or changing addresses a TM30 report is no longer required.

Children under the age of 15 are not fined for a overstay. For any punishment it is up to the age of 18.

As I wrote before there is nothing in the rules that states she has to be attending school. It is her choice to not attend at the age of 17 if I recall correctly. There is also no written age limit for you being able to apply for the extension but some offices state 20 is the maximum.

It is 15 days before and up to 7 days after the report date for reports done in person. "4. The notification must be made within 15 days before or after 7 days the period of 90 days expires." Source: https://www.immigration.go.th/en/?page_id=1666

Are you applying for a extension based upon being the parent of a child attending a school (500k baht in bank needed). Or are you applying for a extension of stay based upon the parent of a Thai. Nothing should be needed for that extension other than proof she is attending a school and that would be you local immigrate office wanting it. There is nothing in the written orders for the extension that requires it.

Not a great copy but this the top part of very old divorce decree.

If you have done a online report before on the new site you can have your report autofilled. After entering your passport and selecting you nationality upi can click this and it autofill your report. You can also find your previous report after logging in by clicking this button.