a Work Permit is a booklet that allows you to work for the employer mentioned in this booklet and does not allow you to stay inside of Thailand. The stamp Admitted until or Extension of Stay permitted until xx/xx/xx/ stamo in your passport allows you to stay, but under the condition that the reason to get this stamp did not change.

As the work permit expired in May he is not allowed to work and his possible Exension of Stay expired also in May as the condition to get the stamp changed from employed in unemployed.

If that is the case, even you depening on his stamp lost your legal stay the moment the work permit and his stamps became invalid.

Please inform us about the stamps in the passport.

There is a special link on their website, but try your luck. Just go and knock on the door

@Dominic ***

If they ask, nothing stops you to ask the conditions until all clear to you.

The requirement is minimum 2 months prior application only but some Immigration Officers will tell or ask you to keep the funds in your bank account during the 30 day under consideration period which you get first.

If you never stayed 90 days or more there is no reason to fine you for staying 90 days or more without reporting.

They will not ask for a copy of the form that you stayed over 90 days somewhere in 2022.

You have to go back to the same office on 1 Sep with your passport and this receipt to get the answer of your application.

Advice: Do not walk out the office if you do not understand what to do, just ask the officer who took all your documents after you ask him/her that you like to apply for a visa.

@Jean *********

yes, you visit your local Immigration office and apply for an Extension of Stay and normally you get an exrta 30 days starting sep 6th.

For an idea about visa: d1682

With a Tourist Visa you can apply once for a 30 day Extension of Stay at your local Immigration Office.

If you wish to prolong your stay longer than you may apply for a conversion into a Non Immigrant visa if you can meet any of the requirements.

@Tony *******

Yep, as mentioned in the second part of my advice. No need to show any insurance for the 1 year Extension of Stay.

@Tony *******

Sorry, but I just guessed,

But for Brits it is the same system and same requirements