@Roslyn *********

Yes, that's exactly what I plan to do. For luck on the 11th. when they have to stamp me with the annual extension, there were free hours and I made an online reservation for a 90 day report. So I'll go a little early to get both things done.

@Ellie ******

Thanks for the clarification! This is probably the reason for the rejection. Anyway, I'll get the stamp for the annual extension on the 11th and do a 90 day report right away.

@Graham *****

nothing is impossible in Thailand😏

@Graham *****

as far as I understand that is not the case.

@Tony *******

He went directly to the immigration officer, but was told the change was not yet in effect. The day after it goes into effect!

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

July 16th, one day after the changes started.

Hopefully all officers have the same interpretation of the law. I have an example of the opposite. On the 16th, the day after the change came into force, a friend with a Bulgarian passport received a visa-on-arrival for 15 days instead of 60 days with the explanation that the law "had not yet come into force". I never found a logical explanation why countries appear in both lists - 60 days and 15 visa-on-arrival. Absolute nonsense that allows officers to interpret the law according to their mood. I know, I know TIT😏

@Steve ********

Thank you for the update!

Until now, 6 months transaction record wasn't required for this type of visa extension? Only a bank letter and a copy of the bank book pages. Is this a new requirement? I'm asking because I'm about to go through the process.