Can I enter Thailand on a no-o retirement visa just before its expiry and extend my stay afterward?

@Andy ******

You can enter even on the 28th of September and get 90 days upon entry. You can buy a single or multiple re-entry permit and get stamped back in within the 90 days of your visa. There’s no 60 days extension unless you’re married to a Thai or have a Thai child.

There’s only a one year extension of stay available, but if you’re entitled to visa exemption you could probably just do a border run and get stamped back in on a 30 days visa exemption which also can be extended with additional 30 days at your local immigration.

The visa is valid for 90 days from issue. As long as you enter on or before you’ll be stamped in for 90 days.

You can get a re-entry permit during those 90 days which will keep your “allowed to stay until” date alive.

You cannot get a 60 day extension off of that visa - unless you have a Thai wife or half Thai child.

It's 3x yes, provided you have Thai family that you could base the 60 day extension on.

Yes, yes (I think), no. The only Extension is the 12-month extension subject to you having 800k in a Thai bank.