Sorry I got confused today, and I probably I have this wrong, so please correct if I am, I am on a non immigrant 0. Which in fact may mean I will be applying for an extension of stay in turn I need to leave every 90 days, being over 50 I can apply for a retirement o-a visa which means I have to show 800.000 bhat in the bank for a minimum of 2 months but I can come and go for the first year but the second I need a re-entry visa.
Sorry I am new to this, and obviously read the wrong website before.
And clearly I was wrong about the tourist visa ( thanks for pointing that out before) it's a hard learning process
TLDR : Answer Summary
The discussion clarifies the process for expats in Thailand transitioning from a Non-O visa to a retirement extension. The user mistakenly thought they had a Non-O-A visa but has a Non-O visa and needs to apply for an extension of stay based on retirement (O-A), requiring proof of 800,000 baht in a bank account for at least 2 months. They are advised to visit the immigration office with necessary documentation before the current visa expiry. The conversation highlights the importance of understanding the difference between a Non-O visa and retirement-related visas and the need for re-entry permits for travel.
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