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You could apply for a 60 day extension to visit your husband before your trip. You will need a re-entry permit to use when you return.

Yes Those offices are only for migrant workers.

He should go to a immigration office to have the stamping error corrected.

There is no written rule stating you cannot have the funds in more than one account. Same for using a foreign currency account. But best to check with the immigration office where you will be applying for the extension at to verify what they will accept.

You can ask for a 24 page or a 48 page passport if applying in the US. If applying at the embassy they only issue one with 48 pages.

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That info is left blank on the online TM47 form. Nothing to worry about. Been that way since the new reporting site started. Edit: It will be the same when the report is approved and they send the receipt for it.

That was in June of last year before Paypal did those changes. I assume that some people still have active accounts.

Attaching a rental agreement or lease wold be the proof. If I recall correctly you can select it on the TM30 form.

No Best to do it at least 2 weeks early.

I used it in June of last year. I used PayPal and it was done within about a minute.

There is no fixed rule about it. It can vary from office to office but many do want them to be present.

According to the rules (June 2020) for doing a TM30 report a new one is not required unless you change the registered address that immigration has.

Your first 90 day report will be due 90 days from the day you apply for the one year extension of stay.

You are not required to do a TM30 report if you enter with a re-entry permit.

No appointment is needed at immigration.

You could apply for a non-o visa for retirement at immigration or at a embassy or consulate and then apply for a 1 year extension of stay. You will need 800k baht in a Thai bank or proof of 65k baht income. No insurance is required to do it.

I was replying to your post. The rules state it can done by the owner, head of household or possessor.

There's no seasoning requirement when applying for a non-o visa at immigration. It is only required when applying for a 1 year year extension of stay.

You can apply for a non-o visa at immigration. If you have had the 800k baht in the bank for a long time proof it came from abroad is not required.

The answer to the question is that a report is not required. It is only needed if you change your registered address.

I have seen no confirmation it will be extended.

You can only apply for a new non-o visa at the embassy in Vientiane. Have you applied for a 60 day extension to visit your wife or child since your last entry to the country? You could then apply for one year extension near the end of the 60 days.

At this time a visa exempt entry is 45 days. It may be back to 30 days after March 31st.

You could put any number to complete it. It is blank on the TM47 form you get for the report.