Asking this just to be sure as my dates are very tight so an error could be "fatal".
I'm on a SETV that I extended once already. Current stamp expires on Feb 11th, Sunday.
I will apply for an extension for "Visiting family", the extension that is 60 days.
I've booked a flight to my country on April 7th - fixed date, not on my hand to choose other date.
As that extension is not added to the current stamp but start counting on the day it's stamped, if I've done my calculations OK if I go for it on Feb 9th I'll have a new stamp until April 9th, right? Giving me enough time for my flight.
And, in the case anything was not OK (missing paperwork or whatever) and cannot resolve on the day, as my current stamp expires on Sunday, I could go on Monday 12th to resolve it, right?
Just want to be sure if my calculation is correct, and to confirm I can get that extension even if I had a 30 days extension already on my current SETV.
In case it's important, my immigration office is in Lamphun, and I know the paperwork I need (passport and copies, copy of Marriage Certificate, copies of tabienbaan and ID from my partner, everything signed, filled form and photo). I have already my appointment for Feb 9th.
Thank you in advance!
TLDR : Answer Summary
The user seeks confirmation regarding their visa extension plans in Thailand. They currently hold a Single Entry Tourist Visa (SETV), with an expiration date of February 11. They intend to apply for a 60-day extension for visiting family on February 9, hoping to stay until April 9, allowing time for their booked flight on April 7. The user also inquires about the possibility of resolving any issues on February 12 if the extension isn't granted, and questions whether they can still receive the extension after already extending their SETV once. The follow-up comment shares detailed insights into the extension process, including required paperwork and potential pitfalls, concluding that it is indeed possible to extend their visa under these circumstances.