Mike Vineyard nope, I bounced instead to get another 180. Didn't want to deal with the extension process until more was known about it.

Anonymous participant yes, you have to prove that you are married.

There are several posts about it in the group.

@Dominic **********

go to the original post in the link and ask the OP.

@Khin ****************

yes, they can. This wasn't me, it's a random person who was previously on a marriage visa.

@Ronnie *****

yes. Easiest to hand over a copy of the visa, less likely to get mistakes. Check your stamp before you leave the desk. It doesn't hurt to carry the course info, unlikely you get asked but you never know.

Some immigration offices want proof of the TM47 in the requirements for an extension per recent posts from people going through the process.

Search the group, this has been discussed numerous times.

@Luit ****************

figured that was fairly obvious and didn't need mentioned but yes, you are correct.

You go to the Thai immigration where your TM30 is registered and file the TM47- 90 day report. It doesn't affect the time you are allowed in Thailand which is 180 days on a DTV stamp. All long stay visas, except the LTR, requires the visa holder to report where they are every 90 days. After you successfully file the first one, you can do them online. Numerous posts about it today