@John *******

. You can if you have a non imm O visa and a work permit and your name registered in a tabien bahn here. Expect a minimum 200% on top of THEIR valuation of vehicle and shipping fees are also taxed.

Spend 5 minutes googling thailand import taxes and you'll change your mind.

@Joe ********

. You said you had an extension..

Multi entry VISAS are self explanatory.

Extensions require re entry permits to remain active if you leave and return.

Original renewal date stays (Feb)

Don't forget to get a re entry permit, or your extension will cancel when you leave.

It's a legal document... get it fixed..

@Paul ******

. I edited it after Stuart's reply to avoid confusion. My original post didnt mention CW.

@Russell ******

. Ok. You need to ask them if you can apply for a yearly retirement extension whilst on and before your covid extension expires. I'm pretty sure you can't. I know I couldn't on a nonO spouse ext when I asked. Best to ask them directly as shit changes on a regular basis with imm here.

@Russell ******

. If they deny you the extension when you return, they will grant you a 7 day extension stamp to give you time to leave or as you said, tell you to apply for covid ext. I believe you can't get a yearly extension on the back of a covid extension. You have to.leave and re enter on a fresh visa if that happens .You didn't get an extra stamp.because you still had enough time left on your visa to deal with it.

@Russell ******

. You don't need to be there. As long as someone there verifies you live there it's OK. Even your neighbor can. They don't give you a time or date so they can't expect you to be there .

And if you ate unsuccessful, they will give you a 7 days to leave stamp.

@Russell ******

. Bangkok imm don't always do house visits. I'm on my 5th yearly extension. Previous 4 they didn't bother .I doubt they have the resources or logistics to do 100 a day in BBK. From what I hear they may on your first extension , or if it seems suspect.Smaller provincial offices always do house visits to my knowledge.

Regarding returning, when you apply they stamp you on for an extra period(21-30 days).

You return on that date and they stamp.you again for the remainder of the 365 days.

Date of return might vary if it falls on a weekend.