No, you cannot. You have to leave Thailand without a re-entry permit and start the process all over from scratch again. Either getting an initial Non-O visa at the embassy outside Thailand or entering Thailand on tourist status to apply for an initial Non-O at the local immigration office.

Yes, you can apply for a 30-day tourism extension tomorrow, no problem. You will get a stamp mentioning 1 day overstay and the fine is waived due to office closure.

@Mike *******

, you can send your 90-day report to chaengwattana by Thailand post EMS date stamped 15 days before the due date

@Martin ********

, did you read the post? It says “Travellers who are unable to complete the TDAC before arrival and do not have internet access at the point of entry will be assisted at designated help points located at immigration checkpoints. This assistance is intended for exceptional circumstances only.”

@Mike *******

, it depends on your type of tickets, not the itinerary

Even if you go through BKK airport, if your tickets are connecting type, you get re-entry permit and are stamped out from the country at CNX.

If your tickets are not connected, you need to get re-entry permit and are stamped out from Thailand at BKK.

Yes, you can. Tell to the officer at passport control you need a re-entry permit. You will be given a direction to re-entry permit counter (small room behind officers). Official fees are same. 1000 baht for single, 3800 baht for multiple. You need filled form and photo.

Or you pay extra 200 baht fee then you bring only your passport. They do forms and photos for you.

And 1-year extension is not "single entry", it is with "no entry". You may not want to forget to apply for a single- or multiple re-entry permit when you get a whole 1-year extension.

@Tilly **********

, and when was it?

@Kevin *******

, or you van apply for Non-O (not Non-OA) in one of the neighbouring countries in SEA.

@Bent ************

, I don't see any about printing within this limited information.