@Rob ******

ok

@Rob ******

in your first answer you said incorrect to the statement that an onward travel ticket is necessary and your "proof" was that you were not asked . That was what I answered to. And incorrect it was not because some airlines require it. I see you have modified your opinion after this.

@Rob ******

you have proved nothing only because it worked for you. Prove of onward travel is required by a number of airlines. I have been asked by SAS KLM Thai Airways - not every time but they do ask

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

very good I was nervous when I found out and thought it was a mistake. But all is good 😊 But 2 months is a long time to wait but never mind

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

I have to comment on this again. It is so strange. I was supposed to leave Thailand sep 1 which is 3 months after my arrival. The officer stamped under consideration and I must return October 1! This I consider overstay 1 month. I discovered it late at home yesterday and wrote to them on Line saying I would be overstaying and shouldn't it be sep 1 I should get my visa. The answer today was OCT 1 and it seems I will not be overstaying since he referred to the stamp. Ever heard of this???​

@Nongnuch *******

thank you very much

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

I did what I wrote - the extension. tm7 etc etc

@Nongnuch *******

you guess wrong - no change visa type. You apparently think I don't know what I am doing. I am here on a non-o based on marriage and I want permission to stay 1 year and that's what I applied for. 1st document was tm7

@Us ****

no it doesn't mean he just filed his 90 days report. Certificate of residence (if that's the same as proof of residence) can have different purposes - you can get it for opening a bank account - you can get it for getting a drivers license etc etc. The purpose is mentioned in the certificate. I opened a bank account in Krungsri about a year ago with that and I just got one for a drivers license

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

no receipt and had the photo glued on the tm7