ubonjoe

Not directly related to Thai visa or extensions. Moved to the pub

What type of visa did you use to enter the country? If it was a non-b visa you will not be able to apply for another 60 day covid 19 extension.

He did not get a official denial of his extension. He was only told they would not do one. If a application was accepted and then denied after paying the 1900 baht fee a 7 days to leave the country stamp would be done and that that would be in their records.

It seems you did the foreign marriage registry then. Do you have a Kor Ror 22 that the Amphoe issued. The Kor Ror 22 will be need to apply for non-o visa based upon your marriage and for the one year extension immigration. You can enter visa exempt and apply for the non-o visa.

What is a "visa on entry"? There are 30 day visa exempt entries and a 15 day visa on arrival for those from 18 countries.

It appears there is problem with the e visa site. The pending message means you have submitted the payment.

The agent was wrong. You can apply for the standard 30 day extension of a visa exempt entry. Most offices require you to do the 30 day extension before they will issue the 60 day covid 19 extension.

The only thing in their records are entries and extensions of stay. A officer saying they cannot apply at a office will not be in their records.

It varies between the offices processing the report. Some do it the same day if done early and others up to 5 days.

The non-o visa will allow one 90 day entry for 3 months from the day it is issued. They do not issue multiple entry non-o visas.

For a visa exempt entry a TM87 form is needed. A TM7 extension application form is not needed to apply for a non immigrant visa.

For a visa exempt entry you will use a TM87 form to apply for non-o visa. The TM86 is to change of visa status when the entry was done with a tourist visa. The is the requirments for a non-o visa application for retirment. https://bangkok.immigration.go.th/wp-content/uploads/2020/10/8-1.pdf

If you submitted your online 90 day report before your current due date for one they should still process even if they are slow on doing it after submitting it. The rules state you do the report up to your due date.

Some offices have allowed getting covid extensions of they entered visa exempt or a tourist visa. It seem immigration office reading the order differently than others.

Many people have entered with only 30 days of covid 19 insurance when using a re-entry permit.

Not what you were doing that required all of that. Parents birth certificates are not needed to register a foreign marriage. He is in the UK so he can get most of it done before leaving.

In your case you would be applying for a non-o visa that allows a 90 day stay from the day it is issued. To apply for the non-o visa application the 800k baht only has to be in the bank on the day you apply. The when you apply for the one year extension of stay based upon retirement the 800k baht will need to be in the bank for 2 months.

If you entered the country with a tourist visa you can apply for another 60 day covid 19 extension.

If you have a valid visa to enter the country a return or onward flight is not required.

The first extension means one done after applying for a extension of stay normally. After doing the first report immigration would have a record of you doing one before to refer to when you did the report online.

Yes immigration will not accept the monthly transfer for the non-o visa application but they will accept it when applying for the one year extension.

Extensions based upon retirement do not require approval at the division level of immigration.

The under consideration period is a standard procedure for extension based upon marriage. They have to be approved at the division level of immitarion. Some office have gotten permission from the division level to approve the 60 day covid 19 extensions without a need for their approval for each application.

That article is in no way related to this topic. It of those in the country (mostly Thais) already that have insurance.

I am aware of that but I chose to answer the the OP's questions first.