yes, it completely changed. Now you need proof of EITHER three months bank statements over a minimum of equivalent 800,000 THB (21.700.- Euro), OR proof of a monthly income of a minimum of 65,000 THB (ca. 1750 Euro)

@Jo *********

correct - some people are on short holidays (like oil riggers on leave) however Immigration officers at the borders will still start counting the days. You are absolutely safe if your visa-exempt stays are below 180 days during the recent 365-days period. This is a kind of "rule-of-the-thumb" Immigration is using. There is not one single official rule that limits visa-exempt entries. It's just the number of days spent in Thailand

@Jerry *****

they won't pick up the phone, because too many people call and ask stupid questions. They however will surely reply to an email inquiry

@Sohlen *****

no . . Frankfurt consulate does not pick up the phone

There is a FACEBOOK PAGE for the Consulate Frankfurt

@https://www.facebook.com/royal******************************

@Sohlen *****

sorry, there cis no LINE contct . . . . .9881c00b1243

@Kim ********

the extension begins on the day AFTER the expiry of your previous stay permission

@Anna ************************

Frankfurt is known for not picking up thr phone. The only chance for a response is if you ask them by Email or by their facebook page (LINE)

@Kim ********

correct, that's exactly 90 days from June 4th thru September 1st, with June 4 being day number one.. . . . . so your 1-year extension should have started on September 2nd, 2024 and be valid until the same date one year later - by September 2, 2025. . . I have no idea why they made you lose one day. Thai logic?

@Kim ********

well okay. WHAT date in June 2024 did you enter on your 90-days Non-Imm-O Visa? Or did you apply for the inital 90-days Non-O visa inside Thailand?