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Only one per entry can be applied for.

Moved to the US and Canada sub forum.

You would do the reports using the new passport.

You only need to move the receipts for them to the new passport.

There is no requirement to do new reports. Just move the receipts for them to the new passport.

To change to a non-o visa you would have to leave and re-enter the country. Immigration does not issue visas unless you entered visa exempt or with a tourist visa. You could change the reason for your extension of stay from working to a extension based upon marriage to a Thai. You will need 400K baht for 2 months or proof of 40k baht monthly income to apply.

Same as by air.

Yes

The TM30 rules were changed in June of 2020. It is not required if traveling within the country. If entering the country with a re-entry permit or a multiple entry visa it is not required.

Not available at either airport.

That can depend upon the office where you apply at. At many offices it doesn't matter which of the 2 colors you use.

You can change the reason for your extension of stay to retirement without leaving the country. You will need 800k baht in a Thai bank for 2 months on the day you apply or proof of at least 65k baht income.

A application for a extension can be done and they will give you 7 days to leave the country after you pay the 1900 baht fee.

Online report or in person? Online a screenshot printed out will be accepted. In person they would get a receipt for it than can be copied.

Four Been completing them and printing them 2 sided for several years.

You could do another will so that she inherits the funds you have in the bank.

Yes

You can get a re-entry permit at the airport. The desk is in immigration zone 2 after security and before the immigration desks.

You can apply at any embassy or consulate that accept applications from those that are not citizens or residents of the country where they are located.

A TM7 form that is used for all types of extensions.

Did you read the last 2 clauses of the immigration order? Another option would be to leave the country without a re-entry permit or leave the country just before your extension expires and start all over again by changing to a non-o visa that does not require insurance.

Two weeks is normal at many offices.

A off topic post and a reply to it have been removed.

This one is the one I should of posted a link for. https://aseannow.com/applications/core/interface/file/attachment.php?id=874628&key=3ac22c8aa0266ccc9402b52fd4b76675

First Year Applicant The applicant is-invalid required toast have a valid-feedback health insurance policy, either form Thai or from Overseas insurance companies, which the minimum coverage of 100,000 USD accounting for 3 million baht and it includes the treatment of Covid-19. The insurance certificate is strictly required to be presented to the immigration. For more information about the local health insurance policy for the long stay visa, please visit longstay.tgia.org/companiessoa In case of non-Thai health insurance policy, the insurance certificate form can be downloaded from here, the form must be signed by the authorized person of the insurance company or public organization. Renewal (before Sep,1 2022) The applicant must have the valid local health insurance policy with the minimum of coverage of 400,000 Baht for inpatient treatment and 40,000 Baht for outpatient treatment. In the case where the accompanying spouse is not eligible to apply for the O-A visa, he or she will be considered for a temporary stay under Category "O" visa. A marriage certificate must be provided as evidence. Look at this pinned topic starting at number 14. Laws, regulations, Police Orders, etc Maybe I copied the wrong link. What you posted is prior to September of 2022.