Basically, yes, you are expected to submit the first 90-day report after arriving in person at the local immigration office. In many cases, those "first reports after entering" online submissions are rejected, but it seems some offices accept online submissions. There is no harm in trying online first within the reporting window, which is between 15 days and 7 days before the due date. If rejected, you can visit the local office to submit in person within 7 days after the due date.

@Karl *******

, If you have already used a 60-day family visit extension with the current series of visa and extensions, you cannot apply for it again. 60-day family visit extension is a one-time deal per visa.

@Karl *******

, you need "proof of being inside Laos" to complete the application. Usually, it's an entry stamp to Laos.

No, unfortunately, Savannakhet or any other place no longer accepts in-person applications. All Thai embassies and consulates are now on the eVisa system. You go to one of the neighbouring countries, apply for a visa on the eVisa website using an entry stamp for that country, wait for your visa to be issued, then return to Thailand.

It's working fine.

Make sure you are accessing the correct site.

@Ron *****

, no application is required to get the second year directly from Non-OA visa. It’s just another entry stamp.

Didn't you use e-gate (automatic gate) when you left Thailand last time? It just shows that you don't have a departure stamp since you went through the stampless e-Gate for the latest departure, still, your arrival and departure history are correct and legal.

Whether you need a new TM30 receipt for every entry to the province is

Provincial immigration office policy.

Some require every time after arrival internationally, some want you to submit even after inter-province travel, while some don't require at all as long as you are back to the same address.

When you travel inside Thailand, usually, accommodations will do your TM30 in that area.

Check with them about their policy when you go to the local immigration office to get the latest requirements handout.

Whether you can do TM30 on your own is between you and your landlord, meaning whether she/he would provide enough documents or not.

Sounds like you studied well. Good luck.

The easiest is to go back to the Don Muang airport to get the stamp corrected.

Tell an immigration officer at the airport that she got the wrong entry stamp and needs to get it corrected.

People can get the right immigration officer through the staff at the arrival/ departure gates, or through the information counter or tourist police.

Bring a passport and an eVisa PDF (printed on paper).

You may be able to correct the stamp at the IT Square Laksi Plaza office, but usually, correcting the stamp at the arrival airport is much faster.

@Robert ******

why not check the first part of the same page?