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Hi, (ubonjoe), probably, 

First time o visa, first 3 months expiry coming soon. I live very close to immigration division 1 on chaengwattana. Can I use that online notification form TM.47, is it for o-visas? I know I can just cross the border, what are the options at immigration division 1? 

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You should be more clear about what you currently have.

If you really just have a non-o visa you need to apply for an extension of stay or you have to leave the country before/when the 90 days are over.

If you leave the country obviously no 90 day report required because you will not be in the country for more than 90 days.

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If you have multiple entry non-o visa issued by an embassy or consulate you have to leave the country to get a new 90 day entry.

A 90 day report is only for staying longer than 90 days in the country. It is not an extension or equal to getting a new entry.

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9 minutes ago, clearmirror said:

Yes, I have a multiple entry non-o visa, I suppose it's time to pack a bag and organise a ticket then... 

If you are the spouse or parent of a Thai you can extend your 90 day stay by 60 days at CW for 1,900 baht. No financials needed.

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11 minutes ago, elviajero said:

If you are the spouse or parent of a Thai you can extend your 90 day stay by 60 days at CW for 1,900 baht. No financials needed.

Okay, any proof of circumstances needed or can I show up with my passport with the o visa in it? 

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34 minutes ago, clearmirror said:

Okay, any proof of circumstances needed or can I show up with my passport with the o visa in it? 

Your wife or child will need to go with you. You'll need the original and copy of marriage/birth certificate; copies of your wifes ID and Tabian baan (or childs Tabian Baan); copies of passport pages, visa and departure card. Maybe a TM.30 form completed by the owner or house-mater of the property you stay at.

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Okay thanks for the advice. What I don't understand is why you need so much proof that you still live with your Thai partner /child, proof of funds etc., At CW but Thai immigration needs no proof of circumstances when re-entering at the border, just 90 days entry, no questions asked... 

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