Can I Change My O-A Visa to a Non-Immigrant O Visa Outside Thailand?

How about we WAIT a bit until we really know what's what concerning the O-A and getting the second year entry.

The rule has been in effect for less than a week, yet the amount of people who are panicking and going totally overboard is remarkable.

This means you get once 90 days of stay, after 60 days you can apply for the Extension of Stay based on being over 50 years of age, with the regular copies of passport, id, visa, entry stamp, departure card, copy of notification of stay, map to the house, and the financial requirements of minimum 800.000 Thb 2 months prior the application date until 3 months after the application date and the rest of the year not less than 400.000 Thb in a Thai bank account on your name OR, the income affidavit from your embassy with no less than 65.000 Thb monthly income OR if your embassy does not provide this affidavit, at least 12 months of foreign deposits of minimum 65.000 Thb monthly into your Thai bank account on your name. letters from the bank about the account and the deposits. I hope I did not forget an item, so best is to visit your immigration office in your area as this list is a common list and can differ with any of the over 75 Immigration Offices nation wide

you can only get the Single Entry Non Immigrant O visa based on being over 50 years at nearby Thai Consulates

@Tod ********

please...you are expert on NonO...and

@Robert ******

😉

And Steven Cowell ...thanks for the kind remarks you made below😉