@Michael *******

I can't access that, but I can only assume if a person is arrested for some other offence and hasn't notified, the fine increases. Trust me, you are not arrested for not filing a 90-day report. I know several people who can't be bothered with the process and simply pay the 2000 baht for THREE missed notifications when they go for visa extension

@Michael *******

Can you provide the actual link to this screenshot please?

Arrest?? I think you've been listening to bar-stool talk!

As long as you leave the country it's no problem

@Steve ******

I have. In my time in Thailand I've lived for extended periods in Chiang Mai, Khon Kaen and Phuket. None of them come anywhere close to Bangkok's vibe

@Steve ******

I love Bangkok because I have choices. You'll find most big cities around the world offer the same variety. Is that such a bad thing?

@Robert ********

Not in Thailand. Bangkok is the city that never sleeps. Great international restaurants, imported beer easy to get, great expat pubs showing sports, fabulous western live music, great transport network. It's a playground. I couldn't live anywhere else!

@Robert ********

Yeah but nowhere in Thailand is as much fun!

As soon as I read your post I realised you're confusing TM6 and TM30 as indicated by

@James *******

Legally, a TM30 must be filed by the owner or landlord when an "alien" is staying at their property. Most tourists who are out within 30 days will not need a TM30 (By law it's still a requirement but simply won't be needed). TM30s are requested by most immigration offices when you go to do other business there. Immigration at airports never bother about TM30s. If your wife is your "landlord" simply get her to register the online service. It's very easy after that.

At 38 the best option is Elite Visa