That fine seems high. I hadn't filed it at all, then did the Tm47 then the TM30, they fined me around 800 baht IIRC at MTT then I took that with me to file for a Cov19 extension. The 2000 baht is generally for the landlord. They lower the fine for individuals. But every situation is different and so is every officer.

@Ellie ******

admitted to date is 11th, so I'm going tomorrow, 10th. Thank you.

Just so the picture is clear, I had a Non B visa then recently converted it to a Covid19 extension. If I am understanding this I can continue to go to CW for my next Covid 19 extension (2nd one after NonB) tomorrow

@Benjamin *****

thank you. Should I go to CW instead of MTT instead? Historically I went to MTT but last time TO CW because I was switching from Non B to Covid19 visa. CW would be nicer but I fear MTT is where I need to go tomorrow.

@დავით **************

yes old and will give you a direct response that perhaps you don't like. I came here for work and needed to extend my trip and add a side trip to Krabi. I booked everything and calculated prices via websites. On a Samsung note 4 cellphone. It's not difficult, man. You're asking the wrong question. Just take action and voila you have a spreadsheet with your approximate budget figured out. If you want handholding before you arrive in Thailand you might struggle once you arrive. Lol 😂

@დავით **************

I struggle to comprehend why you can't figure it out yourself and expect people to give you an answer you trust.

^^^ this

Can't you just simply Google the prices like we all did? There's a million YouTube videos on this stuff already. And same question in many many groups like this. It's common knowledge shared already.

Because I just did mine again 3rd time of a 60 day extension and EVERY TIME they add 60 days from the day I apply. There are some cases where the mistake IS to add 60 days from a later date but it's rare. Read all the previous reports and you'll see this.

Kirti Lodi depends on the office. For Bangkok MTT you'd be wrong.