If people read things properly and posted correct information, there wouldn't be any need for clarification.

That's great Tod, thanks very much.

They were probably just exercising a little discretion in this case.

90 days after 31st December 2017 is 31st March 2018. The earliest you should have been able to report would be 15 days before that (16th March), so Graham is correct, it is inconsistent.

Thanks very much!

I went to the labor office on the morning of my 50th birthday, cancelled my work permit, and then went to immigration in Khon Kaen and got an extension based on retirement. You need a bank letter (dated within 3 days in Khon Kaen), and the funds (800,000) must have been in your account for 2 months for your first extension (3 months thereafter).

Hi Peter, yes you can, I did it in the exact same way last year. I did not have to leave the country.