What is the hassle-free method to renew my DTV visa in Thailand before my 180-day mark?

@Sidney ****

I would go to Koh Samui and fly to Singapore.... 7,458 Thai baht round-trip. Easy to do... same day possible...

@Latif *****

if you stay in a hotel, They will have filed a TM30 address registration for that date.

Then when you ARRIVED in your apartment, the owner was responsible for filing the TM30 address registration with Thai Immigration. However many don't as they don't want to have to pay taxes on the rental income.

BUT when you go to the Thai Immigration office to file the TM47 90 day report, the Immigration Officer likely will see if you have a TM30 address registration on file with them.

Then they may have you get the TM30 address registration and owner documents for the TM47 filing.

Await the advice from the Thai Immigration Officer when you go to file a TM47 90 day report.

Do you have a DTV Visa?

If you do AND have Bangkok in your residence address, go to the main Thai Immigration office.

You can go to file 15 days before the 90th day...or WITHIN 7 days after.

Go before if possible.

OR...

When will you be leaving Thailand?

In rereading your post you arrived on August 27th...

Check with your property owner...

Ask them if they filed a TM30 address registration form ?

Your 90 Day TM47 report is due 89 days from your arrival date... which counts as Day #1.

November 24 is 90 days.

For reference..

Both TM 47 and TM 30 filing in Bangkok

@Dror ********

when did you do the border bounce?

@Callum ******

count your Lucky Stars 🤩