The safest is a border bounce with a company 3000 - 4000 THB. They check your passport in advance and they know if everything is Okay.

Do the same what you did in Bangkok before. 1. Ask your hotel for a TM30, fill out Form TM7, make the copies of your passport = 1900 Baht. 2. If you need help, take the service of the "yellow Shirts" beside the Immigration for 200 Baht or 3. take the help an agency for 4000 Baht. There are the 3 options, but you need the TM30 of your hotel. Good Luck. Don't worry too much. It's easy. 😊

@Werner ***********

Have you proven the uncertainty principle as evidence of the wave motion of matter?

You cannot extend a visa. You can extend your stay on the basis of a visa or on a visa exempt. It depends on the kind of visa you have and on the rules of the Immigration where you apply for it. Every hotel is obliged to issue you with a residence certificate (TM30). When you leave the hotel, your residence ends. If you have the TM 30 certificate, then go to the nearest immigration office. They will tell you whether you are too early or not. You still haven't written where you want to apply for an extension (30 days). I also don't know all the different deadlines of all 64 or more immigration offices in Thailand.

The best thing is to do nothing at all. You can give it to her as a present, but you are not allowed to even clean an ashtray.

@Tod ********

A person whom I am allowed to insult, and who absorbs everything with his seemingly endless tolerance for frustration and who has nevertheless helped me over many years with his meticulous knowledge, I wish for him today that he stays as he is and that what he wishes for himself comes true.🍓🍓

@Brandon ***********

Thanks Brandon.

@Rolf ********

Can I do it also online, when I apply for 360 days, refering to my Retirement Visa?

@Nate *****

I am curious to know, which day and at what time you've been there.

When we are confused and looking for answers, we try to read the coffee grounds or ask ghosts.