@Ellie ******

and if doing it online after stamp transfers, you need to update your TM30. Personal experience. 😉

@Callum *****

That's exactly the same Receipt of Notification as I have. Mine was done in person.

@Tashweeq *****

As James mentioned, India now gets 60 day visa exempt entry. Sounds like your colleagues have old info or tried entering before the new rule came into effect.

@Graham *****

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@Ellie ******

Yep. In Chiang Mai myself. Anything requiring a TM7 they want to see the TM30 (copy needed).

@Ross *******

I just discovered that feature (Bangkok Bank app) and tested it. Got the statement by e-mail nicely formatted in a day.

Not open due to holiday as James mentions.

Same here when I just got my annual permission of stay in CM. They wanted to see the original and supply them with a photocopy.

For the op's info, CM immigration has been pretty empty so may be quick to get your answers from them. Also, there are two assistants just before going in that checks all the paper work and may be able to assist you.

Appears he is in Chiang Mai (Doi Saket). Friend just did his in Chiang Mai, his first extension based on retirement, with no problem. He just followed the list from them. Took him only an hour as it is not very busy here now.

There are 3 new short forms to fill out but they are for everyone doing extensions. 1 for requesting permission of stay, 2nd is list of penalties and 3rd don't remember. About 5 minutes to do them.