The RTE London website states “ Foreigners entering Thailand by any means under the Visa Exemption scheme are required at the port of entry to have proof of planned travel (confirmed air, train, bus, or boat tickets) to leave Thailand within 60 days of the arrival date. Otherwise, a visa must be obtained before entering Thailand.”
Which office did you get your marriage extension from? My understanding was that marriage extension didn’t require proof of transfer from overseas. It didn’t come up when I did mine at CW in July.
By called I meant when your number came up. Didn’t you show your appointment slip when you arrived? Anyway you weren’t at CW were you so it might be different.
Don’t you think that the fact you were called in at 8-30am and had an appointment for 8-30am was more than a coincidence? It doesn’t matter now but just saying. I have made appointments at CW twice now for different reasons and on both occasions was called up within two minutes of the appointment time and people who had taken a queue ticket on the day were made to wait longer.
So your concern is that you have bought an onward ticket from Thailand to somewhere and you are concerned about what you would do with that ticket if you are refused entry? The answer to that is to refund that ticket isn’t it? I don’t understand why you think that you might be refused entry after you have lived and worked here for so many years. Unless there is something that you aren’t mentioning?🤔. Your onward ticket 56 days after arrival complies with the onward travel requirement so as long as you have sufficient funds you are in good shape aren’t you?