Until 15 years of age, minors will not be financially fined, after 15 years until 18 year they will be financially fined but do not get blacklisted due to overstay.

As she is 17 years, she will be fined for overstay but not blacklisted.

You might try the Extension of Stay based on being unable to travel but with all restrictions getting lifted, make a plan B like short trip abroad.

The truth never hurts. But you might write down you are unable to travel due to covid contaminations world wide, or just I like to stay inside Thailand.

I have been told, BUT what date is mentioned on the stamp inside your passport ? If that date is 6th July you have to go back on that date to the Immigration Office OR stamp out the country on or before that date to avoid being in overstay.

If you fly out on the 7th early morning, check in and stamp out late night on the 6th.

@Rene *****

I know that the Non Immigrant O visa where O stand for others has many reasons, that is why the Embassy always put a small stamp like "Thai Wife"on the visa. As this e-visa is new I like to see how the reason as you mentioned "Thai Wife"and the reason depending on foreigner with long stay are mentioned on your E-visa.

Can you send me a copy of that description, you can use PM if you like but blank out the personal details.

As soon as you get a visa you need to check the details.

a Thai Wife absolutely does not need a Work Permit to work inside Thailand, so both people do not have the Thai Nationality, How could you accept on receiving this Visa the text based on Thai wife?

I understand mistakes are made by an Embassy, but accepting being a Thai and then travel with that visa is taking a risk as denied entry is a big possibility by using this incorrect visa.

Time to close it down before more people try to think they know things.

15 days at land borders changed on 31 Dec 2016, a long time ago, so please update your personal memory.

@Greg *****

It is not a re-entry. You enter to get a NEW 30 day Visa Exempt Entry.

@Christopher *************

There is officially no maximum on how many times a year you can use the Visa Exempt Entry by air, but every time you have to hand over your passport to an Immigration Officer who has a duty to check why people come to Thailand.

Most easy is the retirement visa also known as Non Immigrant O visa based on being over 50 years of age, which gives you 90 days of stay on entry.

After 45 days you can apply at most Immigration Offices for the retirement visa also known as Extension of Stay based on being over 50 years of age.