Unless you need to go to an immigration office for something, residence certificate, TM30 filing, visa extension etc. you will face no sanction or difficulty.
The maximum fine for not doing a 90 day report is ฿2000
That’s what I thought when extensions were first mentioned. I doubted that many immigration offices would accept foreign bank statements as financial proof without some kind of verification. How you go about getting that verification done in Nakhon Nowhere is another matter completely.
I think that’s one reason why many immigration offices will just tell people to bounce out and come back in.
If you turn up with financial evidence in a form they’re accustomed to, Thai bank account, letter confirming the amount from the bank, then that part of it will likely sail through.
Immigration division 1 in Bangkok have produced details about how to do an extension.
And as with any extension, apart from maybe the standard 30 days on a tourist entry, people should go to their immigration office before requesting the extension to find out what that specific office requires.
This YouTube guy is just like all the others; we’re consuming opinion when we watch them.
A similar experience that I’m involved with. Application submitted to HCMC 29th January. Obviously due to the holiday the first day of processing was the 3rd February. Request for additional documents received Wednesday (5th February) document uploaded that afternoon and an hour and a half later, visa approved.
So total time excluding holidays/weekend was three working days.