You are required to cancel any ED extension at immigration with a letter provided by your school - otherwise face a potential overstay fine up to 20,000 Baht (even if you leave and return with different visa)

Well, my experience in Jomtien Immigration was amazing - walked in at 11am after sleeping in, and walked out 11.03am...all done in less than 3 minutes (TM30)

@Martin *************

thank god, thanks Martin and Tod 🙂

Sorry, can I clarify one issue - what if the new owner does not want to do the TM30, how would I submit it without his ID and house registration?

do they want new TM30 every time I travel and return to same address? I know in BKK they don’t care about it.

So they want TM30 within 24 hours of moving?

Tod Daniels I went to school and got a letter to cancel my previous ed extension today, having left on 27th March and returned on 12th April on new visa...and then went into immigration today and they cancelled previous ed extension with no fines or problems...I’ve been out and back for 30 days and no 500 Baht per day fine.

Thank you for your advice, better to be safe than sorry 🙂

500 Baht per day since I returned in new visa, or?

So what do you do if you have already left and returned without cancelling - should I go now and cancel????

I never cancelled my ED visa, I simply returned on another visa 2 weeks later no problem 🙂