@Sch****

, Yes.

You'll be given 90 days from the date you stamp back in to Thailand.

Thai technophobe, I encounter them daily. If it's anything other than Line, FB, Whatsapp or Tinder they're out of their depth. Kudos for your persistence & perseverance.

Cheers Tod. Korat office are hardcore when it comes to the TM30, which I've already lodged on my last entry, but, will bring another just in case. I'm flying out in October & it is more convenient (& cheaper) to do a 2 month extension for 1900 baht, than bounce in & out before I head down under in October. Thanks again for the sound advice.

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Awesome news & information gents, thanks again for all the hard work everyone puts in. I'll do as you advised Tod, & just take both passports to the border when I go to apply for a new Non immi O visa. Any time I can save a trip to Chaengwattana, I feel as though I've been blessed 🤔.

@Mic***

, you're more likely to have difficulty boarding the aircraft from your country of origin as if you're denied the 30 day visa exempt stamp, the airline has to foot the bill to take you back home. Any & all immigration officers have the right to ask you to show you have 20,000 thb or equivalent in foreign currency, proof of accommodation and onward journey. It just depends on which immigration officer you get on the day. Better to be safe than sorry.

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@Ia**

, they will stamp for a one day overstay as the picture below clearly shows.

Overstay is overstay, it is more likely than not he will be given an overstay stamp & they'll write in 1 day.

@Ia**

, if you don't trust google, count it out arrive depart = 31 days. He may not have to pay the 500 thb overstay fine but his passport will be stamped with one day overstay, not recommended.