@Martin ********

however, it is not the visa you extend. What you extend is the "admitted to" stamp in your passport. Your stay is extended.

Your last entry into the kingdom. Does not matter where you stay last time.

Kimberly Unger Derksen Depending on how long time you will stay, plan for what to do later. Your husband will be stamped in for another year when enter days before the valid until date on the Visa, you will only get 90 days and no more.

If you plan to stay longer, you need to plan for a solution. Buy a new Non O visa for you or maybe an extension of stay is a way to solve things.

@Kimberly ***************

Your husband do 90 days reports, because he can stay for a year for every entry into the kingdom. You only get 90 days for each entry, hence you do not do 90 days reports. Instead you leave Thailand and enter again. The dates on the valid until stamp is valid.

There is no such thing as a retirement visa, but there are several different visa and extensions people use that name for. Hence you have severel different answers. Follow Roberts answer to post Photo of what you have, else no one here can help you.

No, everyone must be registered within 24 hours. If you live in a hotel they do it. If you rent or own you do it. If you live with a friend he do it.

James Anderson Formally a TM30 need to be filed within 24 hours of arrival to a new location. However immigration offices enforce this differently. Some require it for every place, some require it when you are in a new province and some only after you arrive from abroad. TM30 is not connected to TM47 or an application of stay. It is only connected to your movement in the kingdom. You need to ask your immigration in your current province how they enforce this law. In other words, you do not update a TM30 for a extension or a 90 days report, you update it when you are on a new location, continuously

@Sơ ****

Its a matter of words here. TM30 within 24 hours of arrival is necessary to not be in violation of the law. When immigration check that you follow the law is another matter. If you have not done a TM30 (if the one responsible to do one), sooner or later you will get a fine.

@Summer ********

Yes, but I cannot foretell if your immigration will accept a self TM30 without the Landlord. Usually they do want the landlord. You can only try and see what they say.

I understand the slogan Good guys in, bad guys out. Those people, abusing the system, is also the one barking about Thailand refuse them further permission to stay or fine them for not done a adress report. People like this, destroys it for people who want to live calmly in Thailand.