Can I obtain a 60-day Tourist Multi-entry visa in Malaysia after multiple consecutive visa exemptions?

@Bob *******

yep, you got a Non-O then you got a year extension. The only time you actually have to stay inside the country is during 14 day under consideration period.

After that you'd get a 90 day Non-O and if you needed to leave you'd get a re-entry permit to keep the stamp alive so you could apply for a year extension when you had 45 days left on the stamp.

You shouldn't have a problem getting a single entry tourist visa in Malaysia, just make sure you meet the requirements at the consulate you're applying at is all and you'll be fine.

@Bob *******

yeah, you didn't have an O-A anything from inside the country :/

You can only get an O-A visa from the thai consulate in your country before you come here. It requires a police background check, and a medical certificate.

You can apply for a 90 day Non-O visa at the thai immigration office when you have 15 days or more left on your current stamp (there is no rule about being here 60 days). You apply, it goes under consideration for 14 days and you go back to get the Non-O visa and the 90 day stamp inked into your passport. THEN you wait until you have 45 days or less left on that stamp and go back to the immigration office and apply for a yearly extension.

In that case ignore my previous comment.

@Pa**

, you can't get an O-A visa from any thai consualte in Asia :/

If you qualify for an O A retirement visa you can get a 12 month multi entry and come and go as you please. I’d recommend Savanaket Laos.

I believe they look at at total entry's and over what space of time. I guess nobody knows for sure what they look at.

@Ron ******

, I don't believe thai consulates take into account how many visa exempt entries you have when they issue tourist visas. They just look at your tourist visa history.

Ok Bob. I was going to say you may want to avoid Malaysia.