How can I extend my 90-day spouse Non-Immigration O visa for one year in Thailand?

@Toni *********************

no financial proof required for your Thai husband

@Graham *****

Your wires are crossed. A foreign woman married to a Thai husband doesn't need to show any fincancial proof, and her husband doesn't need to show one at all . . YOU as a long standing member in the visa advice groups, should be familar with that. I am shocked to find out you are not up to notch

@Graham *****

no way. Her Thai husband is not required to show a financial proof for her application to a spousal 12-months extension of stay

@Nongnuch *******

that's what "no financial proof" means

@Graham *****

ooops, I missed to read the "no"

@Toni *********************

That's NOT TRUE. Your Thai husband does NOT have to prove his income.

@Graham *****

is WRONG!

@Toni *********************

no, your husband is not required to show his income, when you apply for the 1-year extension of stay

@Nongnuch *******

last time I got a 60 day extension on my non O visa, have a Son at school here, I was told I would need to open a thai bank account if I wanted to stay a year, told that by the immigration officer that stamped me in for an extra 60 days

@Mark *********

the OP obviously is married to a Thai husband. So she can apply for the 1-year extension of her stay permit based on being married to a Thai citizen. No financial proof needed. She however COULD theoretically apply for the 60-days extension based on family visit as well. But WHY would she do that, there is no advantage being had. She can easily get a 1-year extended stay permit, and buy a multi re-entry permit on that (she seems to be a flight attendant so in case she is still working, she would exit and re-enter Thailand multiple times during one year)

@Mark *********

i would say and take any bet, that you did not get a 60-days extension on a 90-days Non-Imm-O Visa, but you got a "60-days Extension based on Family Visit". With a half Thai child as reason. And you had to exit Thailand before these 60 days stay permit expired. One cannot get the 90-days stay permit out of a Non-O visa extended, except if you meet the requirements for the application to the "1-year extension of stay" either based on family, being married to a Thai wife or being over 50 years old