Can I do a same-day border bounce at the Cambodian border for my Non Imm O visa?

@Paul ******

yes you are correct

@Wylie ******

I understand your reasoning fully, and there's not much wrong with it, except, are you aware that with a Schwab brokerage account you get four free SWIFT transfers a month. Then with the marriage visa extension you can do anything you want with the money after you get your extension stamp, like investing it in an interest bearing account, very similar to your brokerage account for the rest of the year, until two months before your next extension. You are only losing three months of interest at the most, with zero international transfer fees. You know about the ATM reimbursement, but are you aware of the other free benefits you get? With a Schwab brokerage account you don't even have to mess with Wise. And, there is another advantage I'm not sure you know about that can save you money in the long run. Open a foreign currency deposit account (FCD) with Bangkok Bank. By having this, and your Schwab account, with the free SWIFT transfers, you can send US dollars into your FCD account as US dollars and change them into baht at your convenience, and all online. Historically the baht is slightly higher to the dollar in the middle of the month as opposed to the beginning or end of the month. Enough so that it is worth doing over the course of the year. The maximum cost for any size direct deposit into the FCD account is bt500. Sending $100,000 would only cost bt500 max./total. Then you can exchange it into baht transferring it into your regular account at the TT exchange rate that day. You're retired so you've got plenty of time to research what I'm mentioning. If for nothing else, to quit having to pay the Wise transfer fees. Have fun. There is a lot to see in the surrounding countries. I myself have been to LuangPraBang 8 times, and across the mountains from there to the Phonsavan Valley and the ancient plain of jars. The two day slow boat from Chang Kong in Northern Thailand to LuangPraBang is also a very relaxing trip, and gets very rural getting there.

@Wylie ******

so how much are you spending cash wise to leave the country, and return, every 90 days, including transportation cost, the Laos visa, and then the return cost home, and the minimum one full day lost? By how much are you saving financially by buying that visa, and not just getting the year extension?