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The TM30 report should of been done shortly after you moved. You can do a 90 day report up to 15 days before your report date. Or in person upto 7 days after the report date.

You have to have at least 12 months remaining on your passport when you apply for a new extension of say (not a visa). If not they will only do the extension to the day your passport expires. Not sure why immigration did not do your extension to the day your passport expires, It seems they may of only given you a 60 day covid 19 extension when you applied in December. Did you apply for your new passport yourself at VFS or did you use an agent. Your passport application should of been sent to the UK shortly after you applied if you did it yourself.

Since they made the non-o visa available nationwide you have to apply for the extension at the same office where the visa was issued.

It can be done at the Chiang Mai immigration office. Many years ago it could only be done in Bangkok.

Could somebody in the UK scan it and send the copy by email to you? They would probably accept anything you have that proves you are the owner might work.

Did you check tracking to see when it was received by them. Did you try to show them when they received it?

You will need to change your address by submitting a TM30 report before doing the 90 day report.

Immigration will accept a signed copy of your proof of ownership.

But they do not enforce it. I have seen many report of them being processed if the were received within the real requirement of being received within 7 days before the rpor date or even less. You could mail it by EMS so it is received within the 7 days and it would be accepted.

The only difference between PP and Laos would be if you were able to travel to Savannakhet is that you might be able to get a multiple entry non-o visa. Until the land border crossings are open a multiple entry visa would not be easy to use to get new entries.

Telling people they may be asked for a ticket out of the country is much better than telling they do no need one. I can assure you many people have been asked to show one in order to board their flight to here. It is certainly a requirement for a visa exempt entry to have a ticket out of the country if immigration asks for one when entering the country.

The QR code posted above leads to the same google drive info. https://drive.google.com/drive/u/0/folders/1AnIVPwYeGs3l-rO25X1Wi9LLAbSbrSD0?sort=13&direction=a There are 3 or 4 of them shown as being in Khon Kaen.

Yes you can do a TM30 report for yourself. You will need proof you own the condo (chanote and etc).

You will apply for a extension at Chaeng Wattana immigration,

Some baiting and bickering posts have been removed. Time to end it.

It should not be rejected if you are within the 15 days window before your report date. Or it could be rejected if you have never done a 90 day report before to the office you are reporting to.

Immigration will not issue another non-o visa if you already have one. They can only be issued if you have a visa exempt or tourist visa entry. They should issue a extension of stay if you have a valid reason to apply for it. An embassy or consulate would issue another one since the old visa would not be valid.

No

You can do a mailed in report 15 days to 7 days before the report date. Many offices will accept and process them if they receive it by the report date.

As I wrote they will allow him to board the flight if he a ticket out of the country within 30 days of arrival. A return or onward ticket is not required if you have a valid visa for entry.

Yes it will be accepted.

I am sure there is a hospital or testing center in Khon Kean on the list that the QR code on you pink slip will show.

The COE was changed to the Thailand Pass a few months ago. There is no requirement to have a onward ticket for the sandbox. Since he is from Australia he would get a 30 day visa exempt entry that can be extended for 30 days not a 15 day visa on arrival. The only problem he may have is that the airline will as to see a ticket out of the country within 30 days to board his flight to hete without a visa for entry.

Most immigration offices will only want a copy of the pages with a stamp or sticker for Thailand on it. Many offices only want a copy of your passport photo page, visa, entry stamp and your most recent extension of stay stamp. And the the TM6 card.

Have you tried ticking the remember me box when you login. That helps to keep you logged in your connection drops out.