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Yes it is possible, but it is much more convinient and easy to apply for the correct visa before you travel, you can use the on line application site:
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NO, You can NOT make an on-line report AFTER due date.
Robert *******
If you meet the requirements it is still possible to get an Extension of Stay based on being unable to travel.
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@Andy *********
STV is short for: Special Tourist Visa.

You are correct that Special makes it not a normal tourist visa.
Robert *******
IF you visit in person the Immigration Office to make the report it can be maximum 7 days after due date.
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@Jon ************
Immigration did not change rules, regulations and requirements due to covid, other then an extra Extension of Stay for those who could not travel back home.
Robert *******
Yes it was and still is possible BUT you and your employer need to meet the requirements.

Visit with your passport, a staff member of your employer the local Immigration Office and ask the possibilities.
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@Jon ************
The tourist visa is good for 60 days and you can apply for the 30 day extension of stay based on tourism.

Best option is to get the Non Immigrant B visa or the Non Immigrant O visa based on marriage before you travel and extend that while inside Thailand, both can be used to obtain the work permit.
Robert *******
Is it just me? " I’m a U.S citizen residing in Thailand. " and you go home for maximum 30 days?
Robert *******
to keep your Extension of Stay, you use the re-entry permit and get the same date as your current permitted up to date.

Yes, you will like all other visitors, be needing the Thailand pass and all of those requirements.