My drawing skills are dire too. A number of years ago one of the immigration officers took my rough map and redrew it so I just use photocopies of that now. He wanted a fair bit of detail, the complete 30km route from where I live to immigration including all junctions and traffic lights plus some recognised landmarks

A valid Non-OA visa doesn't require a re-entry permit

Nope. Investment accounts aren't acceptable

You file your report where your TM30 is registered. But if you've just arrived in Thailand you don't file until you've been in Thailand for 90 consecutive days. Also if you've just entered you need a fresh TM30. If you want to file in Chiang Mai you need to have a TM30 registered with that office

Anonymous participant I'm guessing there is some sort of penalty such as losing interest but it should work if you explain it

Anonymous participant instantly? Zero notice required? If so you might get away with it

Term deposits are not normally acceptable. You need the money in instantly accessible bank account

@Tod ********

nope I use the immigration office in Aranyaprathet

@Tod ********

nevertheless that's what they wanted. The day they moved my stamps they stated that when I come for my extension they would want to see both passports and copies of all stamps in both. Just moving stamps was a long process as the new style UK passport went through additional checks to ensure it was legitimate, it took so long I went off for a long lunch and they still hadn't finished when I returned. Seemingly there was an issue with forged UK passports at the time, I don't know if that's still the case or not.

@Graeme ******

yes I had to take both passports and relevant photocopies of both for the next extension as well