If the yearly extension of a non-B visa is about to expire without the new extension having been issued yet, can one get a temporary extension at immigration for a few weeks?
TLDR : Answer Summary
The discussion revolves around the possibility of obtaining a temporary extension at immigration for a non-B visa that is about to expire. Comments highlight that responsibility lies with the visa holder to apply for an extension before expiration to avoid overstaying. Some users mention that a short-term stamp might be issued if paperwork is in order, but clarify that there is no formal temporary extension. The consensus is that if the new extension hasn't been applied for in time, the only options are to either apply immediately or leave Thailand.