@Jj *********

, you sign copies.

@Barbara *********

, right.

Update:

You must report the first 90 days after re-entering Thailand in person at the immigration office. At least in Bangkok.

You cannot do a 90-day report online if you travelled abroad from Thailand and reentered, as of today, 14 May 2024. She didn't say since when though.

I talked with an officer at CW, Bangkok today.

You can apply for an extension (not an initial in-country visa) until the last day on the current stamp, if you mean you want to get a 30-day tourism extension first.

Then do as Tod says when you apply for a new visa.

@Anthony *****

, there are people who got their report rejected for the same reason with re-submitting TM30.

@Lee *****

Do you read the post?

OP is talking about the first one when you travel abroad, not the very first one after the first long-term extension.

@James *****

, in that case, please state which immigration office you use so that the information can help others without confusion..

@James *****

, It's not an application date.

The Police order says "After being granted permission for 3 months."

That causes some immigration offices to count 3 months from the application date, while others count from the day the new extension starts.

The best is checking with your local immigration office how they count for 3 months.

Unfortunately, no, you are not safe just with a PDF from the email "[TM.47] (PASSPORT NO : xxx) FORM FOR ALIEN TO NOTIFY OF STAYING LONGER THAN 90 DAYS RECEIVED".

You have to wait to get the result, approved or rejected, OR until just before "7 days after" is up.

If rejected, or still pending, You have to go to your local immigration office to report 90 days in person, but make sure you cancel your pending report.

Seeing your due was 7 May, this is what I would do.

Wait until tomorrow morning and check the status. If still pending, cancel it and head to the immigration office. I wouldn't take a risk for any issue in case the officer counts 7 days starting on the due date (and most likely is the case).

@Master *****

, OP's stamp was out on a business day, not on holiday.