If I decide to give up my non-o retirement visa, would I be able to extend it just for 30-60 days when the 12 months renewal date comes up? Let's say my annual 12 month extension date is on May 19th. Can I just go to immigration and just get an extension for 30 or 60 days?
I'm going to close my bank account and go back home. I just want to stay for an extra 30-60 days.
TLDR : Answer Summary
The consensus among commenters is that you cannot extend your non-O retirement visa for just 30 or 60 days. Extensions are typically only granted for a full year (12 months). If you're planning to leave the country, it seems more practical to let your visa expire and return to Thailand on a different visa, such as a 60-day tourist visa, or consider a border run to obtain a re-entry allowance before your plans to return home.
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