@Sergei ********

you can get the 60 days extension issued if your marriage is acknowledged inside Thailand, and you need to show a freshly printed Kor Ror 22 or Kor Ror 2 (whichever applies) from the Amphur. Or preferably the rose bordered marriage certificate (Kor Ror 3)

@John ******

be prepared to get pulled aside, inquired, warned not do try it again too soon, and being made to show the famous three proofs (cash, accomodation, onward travel)

@Aake *********

You’re allowed to report up to 15 days before or 7 days after your due date, giving you a bit of flexibility. Missing this window, however, will cost you.

@Aake *********

@Aake *********

15 days ! 😎

only the Immigration officer you will be standing in front of, can decide if he lets you enter on another 60-days visa exempt, or not. It is totally up to the discretion of this Immigration official. I know a guy who was pulled aside on the Suvarnabhumi Airport while he was going to enter visa-exempt for a second time, and got warned that this would be the last time they allow him to enter without a visa. He had to show proof of 20,000 THB cash, a proof of onward travel within the 60 days and proof of a booked accomodation for the next few nights. Only after being able to show these proofs, he was allowed to proceed. . . . so be warned - it also depends on your recent Thailand travel history and the number of stamps in your passport

@Carl *******

well you wrote you now have the TM30 form. HOW are we supposed to understand this? With "form", do you mean the "TM30 receipt"? You need at least a screenshot or the printed receipt that proves you have already been TM30 registered as living in the condo, in the online TM30 system. If you show up on Immigration and they see that you have not been TM30 registered online, they will fine you with 2000.- THB

the window for filing a 90-days report on Immigration is from 15 days before and no later than 7 days after the due date. The 90-days report is free of charge. However if you visit Immigration personally, make sure you are properly TM30 registered in your accomodation. If you are not TM30 registered, Immigration can refuse to service you and can fine you with 2000 THB for a late or missing TM30

Danny Williams . . . you can find the official requirements for a "change of visa type" from a visa-exempt entry stamp to a 90-days Non-Imm-O married to a thai wife visa, under number 6 on this Immigration website. However I recommend you visit your Immigration beforehand, as they might have slightly different rules . . . . .

Last year I asked Immigration the same question, and their reply was, only one single re-entry permit at a time