@Stelar ******

that is correct.

You can’t use the 60 day married to a Thai extension unless you are here on a visa exempt stamp or on a non-o visa. You CAN NOT apply for it if you’re here in a tourist visa.

@Kieran ********

thanks for your reply. I’m on a multiple entry

non-o right now. I got it in march, when they weren’t asking for the 400k proof. I’ll make sure I have all required documents when I head back there early next year for my multiple entry non-o.

@Tod ********

thanks for the info Tod. I was just curious.

May I ask, why you don’t apply for the multiple entry non-o?

Great write up!!

I sure hope they chill on the ME Non-O and the 400k.

Sorry to hear about your loss.

Glad to see a post like this which isn’t anonymous, good on ya!

You’ll have the 20k฿ fine and a ban. Since you don’t care, it won’t be a problem. But, and I mean a big BUT, don’t get caught before you get to the airport. You don’t want to end up in IDP holding cell.

Good luck to you.

You HAVE to leave and re-enter to have the non-o activated. Unfortunately, there’s no way around it.

I would wait until the visa exempt stamp is about to expire before you left to come back to activate the non-o. Unless your plan is to only to be here for the three months.

Your hotel or landlord needs to file a TM30. Some landlords will , others will not file it.

If you don’t plan on needing an extension or need to go to immigration for any reason, I wouldn’t worry about the TM30. If you’re planning on applying for an extension, you’ll more than likely need it to be filed.

You’ll need a screen capture of the TM30. Print that off and take it with you.

@Tracey *******

you’re welcome.