It is possible, IF:

- your employer agrees to provide documents

and

- your daughter is on the right entry stamp with more than 21 days remaining.

Your wife needs to talk with her employer first.

@Jacky *****

, and if you haven't applied for it with this current series of visa and extensions. 60-day family visit extension is one time per visa (not per yearly extension).

@Tony ********

, there is a 90-day extension for Non-ED in some provinces, but not everywhere. and some Non-O volunteering (could be "used to" though).

There is no three-month option for Non-O-based extension for retirement. All you can do is, go to the local office together to apply for an extension in February, and ask for an "up-to-1-year" extension matching May one.

The worst thing they would do is say no. Then you will still have the same period of extensions, until each Feb and May.

Yes, the re-entry permit counter is open n at DMG. It is a small room with an overstay fine counter behind passport control desks, after passing passport control and before security check.

Tell the officer at passport control that you need a re-entry permit, you will be directed where you should go.

Attached is general information for the re-entry permit. You need only original passport and pay 200 baht extra, or you bring all necessary form and photos no extra fee.

Allow 10-20 extra minutes for the re-entry permit procedure.

The question is, what is the "until date" on the stamp of the current visa or extension ?

If the due date was yesterday, it's a bit too late to your saying "reset". But you still have until 7 days after to report physically at Chamchuri without any issue. A 90-day report can be done without you attending in person.

@Jonah ***********

, well, you don't send original passport for 90-day report by postal mail. Check your local office what you should send for 90-day report.

For example, in Bangkok, you send all copies other than last 90-days report <- if you did the last one in person or by postal mail you send original receipt.

@Xavi ****

, you can as long as you meet the requirements at the embassy/consulate you apply for your visa at.

@Andrew ******

, are you aware OP is in Udon Thani? Ranong border is unlikely convenient for him.