@Morice ******

A visa grants you permission to cross a border. Nothing else. Depending on the visa class (or in some cases the exception from the requirement for a visa), Thailand grants a duration during which you are permitted to stay inside Thailand. This duration is indicated in your passport. Extending the permission to stay doesn't extend your visa.

So, to summarize, if you have a single entry visa and show up at the border, you will end up having permission to stay inside Thailand, but you will no longer have a valid visa.

Hope this helps.

Actually, as long as the parties are in agreement (WRITTEN agreement), a divorce takes about 30 mins at the amphur.

There is the option to block someone when you remove them from the group.

You can do it at the Police HQ (Patumwhan) in Bangkok OR you can do it by post.

@Tod ********

May I ask you if you know what happens if he first gets a 30-day extension and then goes back, pays another 1900THB and applies for another 30-day extension? Obviously, it will be refused, BUT will he get the 7 days "refused application" stamp and as a result, cover the 32 days needed?