Ok so you can use The Samutprakarn office located at Pak Nam.

The first time you use this office they will ask for your TM30

If you or your landlord did not do the TM30 when you arrived they might fine you 1600.-

You could plead ignorance as it’s your first time but then that’s up to the officer.

If your home address is in Samutprakarn then yes it’s possible.

Check your address before you do anything.

Samut Prakan immigration office is hot on the TM30 so if you did not report to them within 24 hours of arrival they may fine you. Other than that it’s a good office to use and much easier to get to if you live on this side of town.

They kept the other half that is the arrival card when you entered the country.

You’ll get one each time you enter the country.

It’s your departure card it says so in the top right.

Check in and clear passport control before midnight on the 17th

The paper in your passport that you fill in on the plan is an arrival/departure card not a visa.

You will get a 30 day visa exempt stamp on each of your 2 arrivals. And as you won’t be in Thailand for more than 30 days on each trip that’s all you need.

You can be asked on arrival for proof of address, onward travel and funds equal to 20,000 Thai baht.

You have to enter within 60 days of issue.

You’ll be stamped in for 60 days that can be extended for another 30 days.

If you arrive without a visa you’ll get a 30 day visa exempt on entry that can be extended by another 30 days.

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And I answered that!

She has to leave every 90 days as she has a “non O multi entry”

The only way she would not have to leave would be if she had a 12 month extension of stay issued at an immigration office in country.

So to answer your question she has stated her visa type. It’s a non O multi entry.