Nothing will happen when you fly out. At your next interaction with immigration you might be fined, assuming they notice

@Paul ******

I understand it affects us all, but the question will always be what defines a resident. According to the dictionary its "a person who lives somewhere permanently or on a long-term basis", that rules out most of us I'd say. I do remember flying back from a visit to the UK a few years back where only those on tourist visas or coming in visa exempt/waiver/VOA were required to complete TM6 cards by the airline staff, those on Non-immigrant visas didn't have to (from memory that was in 2021) which seemed sensible to me particularly given we're meant to file a new TM30 within 24 hours

You've only just hit 5 working days, today is the 6th working day. Be patient

I make that 8 working days, the day you apply doesn't count. Where did you apply and what doesn't the consulate website say about processing time?

@Richie *******

the 2 times by land per annum no longer applies. Land entries are now treated in the same way as air entries but be aware they are cracking down on this behaviour

@Brandon ***********

in most countries eyes

@Farang ********

you can get a new extension every year. You can leave and re-enter as long as you get a re-entry permit before leaving

Only your employer can help with that

@Carol ***********

you can apply for a Non-O visa based on having money in a bank outside Thailand if you apply outside Thailand but to get a 12 month extension of stay you need funds in a Thai bank for 2 months before applying for that extension

@James *******

and yet mine started doing a home visit this year for the first time even for those of us based on retirement