Go back to the system. Log in and click "CHECK THE STATUS OF APPLICATION". Go to the approved record and get a PDF from there.

@Seng *****

, for all non-Thai in Malaysia. You need to check again on or after 8 October.

You need to check the reason for rejection in that email notification.

It could be because your current stamp expires BEFORE your 90th day. The 90-day report is for reporting that you are legally staying in Thailand continuously for 90 days. With the current stamp, technically you will be overstaying on your 90th day.

Anyway, you are supposed to go to the local office on 5th October to get the 1-year stamp. You can submit a 90-day report in person at that time.

If it's an extension, you can apply for it until the last day of your current stamp with no problem.

But, You better get the latest requirements list for a 1-year extension in advance as you won't have many days left when you apply for it. It might take days if some additional documents are required.

@Kim ********

, right, that is why it says "For Non-OA...". Insurance is for Non-OA entry only. Other requirements are same.

@Kim ********

, it is requirements for 1-year extension based on being over 50, for original visa/entry from both Non-O retirement and Non-OA

@Morice ******

, right, iti is for several years

Thank you for the report.

This is the reason why we always tell members to get the latest requirements list from your local immigration office. Always there is possibility of detailed requirements changes.

Yes, you will be overstay if you stay longer than your current entry stamp, even for 1 day. What let you stay inside Thailand legally is entry or permit-to-stay stamp, not the visa itself.

You do nothing for just moving out from Thailand regarding immigration matters. No notification, anything.

Just unnecessary additional: You can get a re-entry permit if you thing you will visit Thailand again before May 2025 to keep your current stamp alive. If no plan to travel soon, no need to get it either.