Benny Ben. In that case, you would have been notified by immigration when you got your ED visa as to when you do your 90-day report. There will be a piece of paper with the date on it in your passport

Your report is due 14 May. You can do 15 days before up to 7 days after. Your first report must be done in person. Just in case it's requested also produce your TM30 receipt.

JJ Standing. Yeah! Must be great being safe from that 300 baht. I feel the same way. Sleep easy every night, knowing that 300 baht is still in my wallet!

Dee McDonell. You don't need a return ticket. A cheap onward ticket will do the job

Beware of agents claiming they can "fix it". Perhaps some can, but you'll be stuck on the visa merry-go-round forever and a day, paying 35,000+ every year. You'll get a half-decent insurance for cheaper than that, and when land borders do open again, you do an out/in and apply for your own O visa for 1900 baht!

Not without leaving the country

Mario Gaspacho. Describing 300 baht as a "cash grab" I find amusing. 🤣

Robert Curtis. It's normally an "excess" baggage charge from my experience. Personally I normally travel light with just one case, so I've never encountered it, although I remember getting a cab from JFK some years back with my missus and two teenage daughters and their baggage alone cost me a fortune! However, in Bangkok it's 20 baht for the third and subsequent case (over a certain dimension). 20 baht. The way some expats have had an outpouring of emotional distress over this 20 baht has been embarrassing. These expats are the same ones who keep saying Thailand needs them to save their economy! 🤣

Charles Michael Jones. Haha! The cap fits!

Darren Hulme. Funny thing is there are Cheap Charlies who can't afford 30,000 baht for insurance but will stump up 50,000 for a bogus visa. 🤣