@Dave ********

, are you using Chaengwattana office in Bangkok?

@Rob ********

yes, you can apply for 30-day tourism extension on this 60-day visa-exempt entry

@Graham *****

, that’s right. I think OP is asking about the fine for not being able to report 90 days on time.

@Nicholas *****

check this post. At least this was valid information until recently.

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right. if your TM30 is not submitted within the time and you try to report 90 days after that, you will be fined 2000 baht.

you have 7 days after due date to do 90-day report in person at the immigration office without being fined for late report. you can ask your landlord to submit TM30 immediately, or you can do “self-report TM30” at CW if you have lease agreement, etc.

@Mike *****

, Koreans have been stamped in for 90 days on visa-waiver, not on visa exempt. right, for long time

@Tom ************

, right.

No, they haven't changed anything about Tourist Visas.

What has been changed is the duration for permitted-to-stay for visa-exempt entry. Visa-exempt entries are currently for 60 days for 93 countries/territories.

All of you entered Thailans as tourists status, but None of you enter on tourist visas. You as a German passport holder entered on visa-exempt. Your family members as Korean passport holders entered on visa-waiver based on a bilateral agreement.

@Jack ****

, as I said, sadly Thai consulate in US including Los Angels don’t issue multiple entry Non-O visa anymore. They issue only single entry Non-O visas valid for 90 days, entry stamp is for 90 days.

@Jack ****

, that is a multiple entry Non-O visa based on spouse to a Thai national, valid for 1 year, every entry is 90 days. You can apply for a 1-year extension based on the same reason. Most RTEs/RTCGs including LA except a could of them in neighbouring countries don’t issue multiple entry Non-O visas any more.