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I would guess your report was rejected due to error when you completed the form. There is no linkage with being able to do online report online now and having a new passport or a old entry to the country. The is why there is only one page to complete.

You can apply for a one year extension based upon marriage to a Thai during the last 30 days of the 90 day entry from your non-o visa. You can also apply for a 60 day extension to visit your wife.

You do not have to have the new insurance requirements until after September 1st of this year to apply for a extension of stay based upon retirement at immigration. You should be able to get more info here on the LMG website. https://www.lmginsurance.co.th/en/pages/iservice.aspx

It is not down. I just opened it using this link. https://tm47.immigration.go.th/tm47/#/login Are you using a VPN? It will not work if you have it turned on.

Since people keep digging up this old topic it is now Please post in the new topic.

When you return on the 31st they will do the 60 day extension stamp that will give you 60 days from the 14th.

That is why you report was rejected. You have to do your first 90 day report in person or by mail since they would not have any record of you doing a report before.

There is really no linkage between 90 day reporting and the day your extension of stay (it is not a visa) ends. Apparently your office has made up their own rules. I assume they will do a 90 day report when you apply for your extension dated 90 days from the day your current one ends.

The day your current extension of stay ends. You can leave it blank since it not required field and if you do enter it the TM47 they send you will not show it.

Do mean a extension of stay based upon retirement for a stay from a OA visa entry? Where will you be applying for your extension. It can vary from office to office.

That may of not been due to you getting a extension of stay. Did you try doing another one after checking all your entries were the same as the the previous report.

Yes you can. You can get the 30 day allowed for a visa exempt entry and the 60 day extension allowed if married to a Thai.

There is not 30 day extension for a entry non-o visa. Apparently they made a mistake when they gave you the 30 day extension under the rule for extensions of a tourist visa or visa exempt entry. Clause 2.4 of the immigration order is for those extensions. Your stamps show that your 30 days was based upon that. Clause 2.24 of the immigration order is for the 60 day extension to visit you wife and they require your wife to be with you when applying to meet number 2 in the clause.

Before covid they made problems if you were doing back to back tourist visas to stay in the country. That is certainly not the case now since people have not been getting them there.

Immigration does not check for 90 day reports when leaving the country. It is not responsibility to do it and they have no access to online reporting records. Thake the receipt for your current report out of your passport before going to the airport. Not doing a 90 day report is not a overstay. A overstay is only for your permit to stay.

If you enter the country prior to the day your OA visa expires you will get a one year permit to stay if your issuance is valid for that long. If not you will only be stamped in to the day your insurance ends. Best to try and get you policy extended to the date your one year permit to stay ends. The September 1st date is for those applying for a extension of stay at immigration for the entry from a Non-OA visa.

Some offices will transfer a re-entry permit to a new passport if they issued it. If not there is no need to get a new one since you can use the one in your old passport by showing both passports on entry to the country.

Check these that are shown on Thailand Pass site. https://tqm-app.com/static/thailandpass/index.html

Info is here on the embassy website. https://phnompenh.thaiembassy.org/en/publicservice/tourist-visa-tr?page=5d73b14415e39c46f40076a1&menu=5d73b14415e39c46f40076a2

You CDC vaccination card will be accepted to apply for a Thailand Pass. Many people have used them to apply for a Thailand Pass.

There are 30 day extensions for a tourist visa or visa exempt entry. The 60 day extension to visit a Thai wife or child can applied for with any type of entry (non immigrant, tourist or visa exempt).

You can apply for the 30 day extension at immigration in Chiang Rai. You will need a completed TM7 form with a 4X 6 cm photo attached. Copies of you passport photo page, arrival stamp and your TM6 departure card. The fee is 1900 baht.

Chaeng Wattana

The only way to change from a Non-OA visa to a Non-O visa is to leave the country and apply for a non-o at a embassy or enter the country with a tourist visa or visa exempt entry and apply for a non-o visa at immigration. If married to a Thai you could change the reason for your extension of stay for retirement to one based upon marriage.

In the past it was known not to be that friendly when applying for visas.