You can, if you buy a non o before coming here. If you come on tourist visa, or visa exempt, and want to buy the initial 90 day non o inside Thailand, you will have to prove an 800k international transfer to an account in your name only. Customs declaration and anything else wont work. Only an international transfer showing up in your bankbook/bank account. If you already have the non o when entering Thailand, you can just deposit the funds at a bank, in an account in your name only, and have them there for at least 2 months for seasoning before applying for the year extension.

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@Benjamin *****

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@Tod ********

said pretty much covers it. When it is expired, it is expired. No grace after that. On the other hand you do have 30 days before that (45 in some offices) to be the early bird.. Absolutely no reason to wait until last minute, as you won't lose any time by going early.

@Robert ******

maybe an ED extension? They can be 90 days..

@Sam *****

you can still see every single transaction and the ballance that each transaction left the account with, plus and minus. It doesn't just sum up every day.

@Tod ********

thank you. They are seemingly on a skeleton crew there atm due to COVID-19. It's a very small office. Only him and 3-4 student helpers. I am pretty sure he is the boss there. At least my wife told me so. I guess I will just make it work somehow. Will ask again when I go for the actual extension. Maybe he will be in a better mood by then 😂

Many smaller immigration offices don't actually process the marriage extension by themselves, but have to send it to a ditrict office. The date they put in your passport is the date you come back and get the remaining 11 months stamped in. Not before, not after.

@Ellie ******

why are you saying he cant stay past 22 january 2022? If he entered 4th April 2021, he should be stamped in until 3rd April 2022..

@Chelsea *******

there are no "in between" visas. Sure if your new school can provide paperwork that they have hired you already, you might be able to skip the gap. Or you could keep your current job long enough to not have a gap. On the other hand who knows how 2022 looks. By this time next year you might be able to travel freely over Thailand's borders, leaving you with no trouble at all. Just go out, come back on visa exempt and extend and repeat, or go out get a tourist visa extend that and then go and come back on a visa exemption once.

@Natalia ***

Case is closed when you leave, if you don't intend on coming back and apply for a new extension at a later date.. If you do, better to solve it before leaving the country in the first place, as it can get messy if you don't.

Might be stupid question as of now.. But have you been out if Thailand since then? Other than that, for me, it failed because I filled in flight info.. When I left that blank it worked.