@David ***********

yes

@Robert ******

I would have thought that I would be under the new rules as My extension was due in April, oh well lucky me 😊😊😊😊

@Robert ******

I understand, it's often the wording Robert,

@Tod ********

I think the confusion lies where it is stated that some are not issuing affidavits, which is why the financials have changed,

I would reccomend people (if they can) play it safe with the deposited monies, either in a Thai bank or transferred monthly, Immigration have stated it will be up to the io on the day, but some leniency will be allowed for 2019 in regards to transferred monies.

@Mookie ***

Why do you want to stay? just be honest, you want to see the country or whatever,

You mean reasons to stay in Thailand?

Pretty sure you can do it the next day.

@Peter **********

no problem

2 months

Unfortunately most immigration officers interpret the rules different, as far as I am aware there is no limit to how many tourist visas you can get,

Before coming to Thailand i saw on their website you can only stay a maximum of 180 days, but that is an old and obsolete rule to my knowledge,.

I know this doesn't really help.

My thinking is some io's may still go by those rules.