@Carson ************

, even not officially announced yet

@Steve ********

, You need to contact your branch or CW branch of Bangkok Bank to confirm that. Yes, there are people who get letters at the CW branch. I don't know whether they have any conditions to do that, such as which branch your original account is, whether in the same business zone, etc, etc, or they issue without any condition.

@Neal *********

, but you travelled OUT from Thailand. Next one will be your first 90 days report AFTER international travel which you entered Thailand from abroad again. You need to do this in person, too. (Changed recently)

The report in March was the first 90 days report after you granted your extension.

So you seem to have a 1-year extension with (multiple) re-entry permit, right?

Your next 90-day report due is NOT yet. You entered Thailand on 26 May, so count 90 days with the arrival date as day 1.

BUT

you have to do the first 90-day report after you travel out of Thailand in person at the local immigration office. (late August)

The second or later reports can be done online, in that case,

1. Entry date. Does this mean 90 days ago or when I went to Laos last month? (I have multiple entry)

-> The actual latest date entered Thailand, in this case, 26 May.

2. Address. Where I am now or my registered apartment?

-> With your registered address on TM30. It is supposed to be the address you are actually living properly.

3. Contact. Wife or landlord?

-> Yourself. Or you can use "Use Login Information".

You will be fine if you get through passport control within 23:59 on 8th Jun, 2024.

Extension will be "added" to your current 90 days stamp.

You should check the bank for letters.

It would work as long as your bank branch takes too long to make letters/transaction history.

What is an advantage to applying for an extension 45 days prior depends on individual priorities and/or preferences. So it's something you have to decide on your own.

We just advise people not to wait until the last minute to go to the office to apply for an extension in case they ask for additional documents (and it'd easily happen).

@Pedro *********

, an extension is added (top up) to your current stay as long as it’s for the same reason as the current stay stamp. You wouldn’t lose any days by applying for the next extension earlier. All following yearly extensions have same expire date of each year if you stay on the same reason.

IF you apply for an extension for a different reason from your current extension, it’s start on the day of application in most cases.

@Mikhail ********

, government says only "expected", not "would".

@Damien *******************

, only one 30-day tourism extension is allowed per one entry on visa-exempt or tourist visa. If you enter on visa-exemtp, 60 days total is the length you can stay.