How can Canadians get a visa for over 90 days when visiting Thailand?

Are they still doing the COVID extensions?

I haven’t been paying attention.

Not from Facebook. Try the consulate.

Check the YouTuber

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@Iris **********

also Canadian. You can apply for a 90 Non O before leaving Canada on the evisa site. It has similar requirements to the Single Entry tourist visa, bank statements, book a few night accommodations, etc. The difference being you will get stamped in for 90 days and do not need to go to immigration for an extension. The single entry tourist visa will get you a 60 day entry stamp and you would need to make a trip to Immigration while in Thailand to get the 30 days extension. You can get assistance from the Thai Consulate in Vancouver if you are in Western Canada, the Thai Embassy in Ottawa if in the East.

1) Up to 90 days is easy: Get a regular TR Tourist Visa, that gives you 60 days in Thailand and can be added another 30 days at any Thai Immigration office. 2) If you want / are ready to (briefly) travel neighbor countrires, you can do border bounces. You could make use of a Multiple Entry Tourist Visa or just another back to back single entry tourist visa (or even a visa exemption) then. 3) If you want to stay up to a year but are not yet committed to retire long-term: Look into the Non-Immigrant Visa (O-A) - available to Canadians, without the need to transfer money into Thailand.

60 day tourist visa with a 30 day extension at immigration when here is your easiest and cheapest option

Easy get 60 days from embassy and then 30 days extended... After that can go out a back

Perhaps best to state your nationality and age so we can advise.

By meeting the requirements for a visa which is valid for more than 90 days.