2 weeks is still ok. Just make sure to check the status and your spam email folder, in case they have additional requests.

@Tommi ******

But not necessarily in a good way…

DTV, ED, Non-O, maybe business. Conditions apply.

Of course it can be done, but I wouldnt recommed it unless you are planning to get a Thai health insurance. A little know fact is that if you have some kind of international insurance you will have to have it certified by your embassy for the extension after a year. Many embassies are simply not going to do this. Therefor I would recommend the non-o instead, which is basically the same (with a little more effort in the first year) minus the health insurance requirement.

Should be ok as long as you get stamped that day.

@George *********

If you have a passport you could explore several options: education visa, DTV, business visa, non-o (if at least 50 years of age). All will require money. Even more expensive options are Elite visa and LTR.

@Andi **********

Oh right, I read it wrong.

Question is, will they give you an extension when your passport is expired.

Since you havent done one before it will be your first. If your address (and TM.30) don’t change you should be able to do the second one online.