At Suvarnabhumi Airport, it's located just before passport control at International Departure Gate 2. You need to check in, clear security screening, and then you can get the re-entry permit counter.

Go here.

International Departure Gate 2 is the easiest to find that counter.

@Ross *******

, just make sure, that would be sufficient, as some office is said require those record on "bank paper".

@Albert ********

, not all immigration offices accept extension applications 45 days in advance. Most offices allow you to apply for an extension within the last 30 days.

Please make a new post if you want to dig further about Non-OA. This post is about Non-O multiple entry…

@Ross *******

, not all immigration office accepts that emailed PDF records. Those offices only accept the one from a bank branch. Check with your local immigration office in advance if emailed PDF is acceptable there.

So you applied for Non-ED visa inside Thailand and it was approved on 25 March.

The first 90 day count starts with the first extension application usually.

You will need to apply for the first extension at the end of the current 90 days (means around the middle of June). Check your due date on that time you apply for an extension with your local office.

And please remove the unrelated photo from the post. It makes things confusing.

@Matt ******

, this is what is on the police order about the 60-day family visit extension (unofficial translation though)

@Jonathan *****

, no you need TM30 receipt

@Jonathan *****

, you don't need to provide lease agreement in that case, but you may provide the proof of relationship (marriage cert, etc) to show staying in that address is legit.

@Kumar *************

, the Thai Embassy in another country would NOT touch the immigration stamp. They cannot transfer stamps to a new passport.