After I successfully made the online appointment to extend my stay based on marriage, I run into the information about Bangkok Bank requiring to have the money in the bank account for four months. So that is the case September 15.

So now I would want to cancel my online appointment because I do not need it (it was set for the end of August). Since Bangkok Bank would not issue the letter required by the immigration about the money being in the bank account for two months, I do not want to keep the money with them any longer than necessary.

So is there a way to cancel an existing online appointment? I again tried to do it, for example, by using the QR code in the appointment confirmation, but that did not get me to a cancellation link or something like that.

 

Or should we just not show up and that's it? And then make a new appointment for September, which would be possible as it seems, even if I have an existing appointment already.

 Log in to the online appt system, and it will show your pending appt. 

 

Select view the details and it will allow you to cancel it. 

 

Always cancel appointments that you can't make so that somebody else could use that booking. 

When you cancel an appointment it comes back up in the booking system

I just checked both the online webportal and the mobile app (that bangkok immigrations has for appointments) and you can view a previous appt in the system, cancel or reschedule it 

This is just an up coming appt I have booked as an example 

57 minutes ago, zappalot said:

Since Bangkok Bank would not issue the letter required by the immigration about the money being in the bank account for two months, I do not want to keep the money with them any longer than necessary.

OP, you have advice how to cancel. 

 

So you are opting to not keep your money with BBL. 

Fine however what's the point of making new appointment? 

How can you season the funds for two months prior to application before your current permission of stay expires? 

Yes, thanks so much, I was not looking carefully initially, but 1. login / 2. cancelation / 3. making new appointment worked very well then..

7 minutes ago, DrJack54 said:

OP, you have advice how to cancel. 

 

So you are opting to not keep your money with BBL. 

Fine however what's the point of making new appointment? 

How can you season the funds for two months prior to application before your current permission of stay expires? 

 

No, September 15 it is 4 months that the money is with BBL. So appointment is Sep 16, and then get the money out of the bad bank (after getting the extension of stay somewhere within october...)

Just now, zappalot said:

 

No, September 15 it is 4 months that the money is with BBL. So appointment is Sep 16, and then get the money out of the bad bank (after getting the extension of stay somewhere within october...)

Understand. 

Think that was previous advice. 

Obtain the extension using your BBL account then vote with your feet afterwards. 

FWIW.... I use Kasikorn. At the time I opened the account I had extensions using another bank and the Non O status was sufficient. 

Think I showed my lease but wasn't big deal. 

You may want to find out from new bank if you need a COR. 

Is it's required then you could obtain it same day as extension. 

I have made appointment for extension + appointment for TM47 same day in the past. 

It's odd for me to read about appointments at Immigration offices.

I renewed my annual extension yesterday here at the lovely Roi Et immigration office.  There was one other person being served when I arrived - without an appointment - and I was attended to immediately.  I was out 20 minutes later.

From memory, the number of staff at the counters has always outnumbered the number of customers, and the staff are pleasant and helpful.  I only see them once a year because the 90 day reporting is done online but I'd be happy to see them if that option was unavailable.
 

9 minutes ago, IsaanT said:

It's odd for me to read about appointments at Immigration offices.

Don't understand point of your post. 

There are many very quiet immigration offices. 

Then there are busy ones. 

Then there is CW aka The Zoo. 

Huge crowds and that's the thread topic. 

18 hours ago, DrJack54 said:

 

There are many very quiet immigration offices. 

 

Good to hear.  I only read about busy ones on this forum.