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You would have to leave and re-enter the country without a re-entry permit. You could get a visa exempt entry by doing a border hop and then apply for the non-o visa at immigration. Or go to a nearby embassy or consulate to apply for the non-o visa

After entering the country your report is due 90 days from the day your arrive.

Yes You can download: TM47 Form Fillable.pdf80.13 kB · 2205 downloads You need to do it at least 15 days before December 2nd.

That is the letter from the bank confirming your account and the balance when it is written not a bank statement. A update of you bank book would be done on that day. A one year bank statement could be older than the day the letter is done.

Your first 90 day report will be due 90 days from the day you apply for your first one year extension of stay. Your 90 days was reset to zero on the day you a new 90 day entry stamp was done.

You apparently in the 2 months before you apply for a extension of stay period. Best not to change banks now. You should not need to show a bank statement since you are now on the 90 day stay from the non-o visa. If anything you would on need a 3 month bank statement that be obtained while you wait at the bank when get the letter confirming your account. You could change banks 3 months after you apply for the extension.

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If did that he would have to apply for the extension in Bangkok. That is a requirement that the majority office will enforce.

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You apply for the 30 day extension at immigration for a fee of 1900 baht. Passport and copies of the photo page and entry stamp. Plus a completed TM7 form with a 4 X 6 cm photo attached.

She could apply for the one year extension during the last 30 or 45 days of medical extension.

When you apply the you will get a under consideration stamy to report back in 30 days while it is being approved by the immigration division headquarters over the office where you apply at is under. Not all offices want to check that the 400k baht is still in the bank. There is no requirement to do that for a extension based upon marriage or being the parent of a Thai. You can take all of 400k baht out after you have your extension stamp. Then it will need to be in bank for 2 months on the day you apply for the next one.

She may be able to get up to a 90 day extension for medical treatment if a doctor was to state she cannot travel.

Thirty days.

That is only a Pattaya requirement. The rules state the 800k baht only has to be in the bank on the day the non-o visa is applied for. See: https://www.immigration.go.th/wp-content/uploads/2022/02/9.FOR-RETIREMENT-PURPOSES-50-YEARS-OLD-NON-O.pdf

That depends on the office and or the officer accepting the application. Just stating the standard procedure immigration does.

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The map on the appointment website mentions that address and it shows it as the Embassy on the posted google map.

You will have to apply for the normal 30 day extension of your visa exempt entry before applying for the 60 day extension. You wife will need to be with you when you apply for the 60 day extension Marriage certificate plus a copy of it. Some office may also want a copy of the Kor Ror 2 marriage registry. Signed copies of your wife's ID card and house book registry. Copy of your passport photo page and entry stamp.

That is out of date info. Pre covid 19 they hada consular section that was not at the embassy. Everything is done at the embassy now. Map and address is here on the appointment website. https://thaivisavientiane.com/#

They might accept it but it would need to be translated to Thai. A bank might also want the translation certified by the MFA.

As the parent of a Thai she could apply for a 60 day extension of the 30 day entries. Edit: At this time she would get 45 day entries until March 31st. This from the MFA.

There is no written limit by air. By land it is 2 per calendar year. I would say they are more liement by land than air. By air it can depend upon how far apart you entries are. Thay watch for those that just leave the country and then return shortly after leaving.

He applied at the consulate in Penang Malaysia. If they addressed the paperwork to there he would need new documents.

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