How can I resolve a misunderstanding about my Non O Visa stay duration at the Thailand border?

Asean is a little bit different than the Asia Pacific rim.

APEC now comprises 21 member economies: Australia, Brunei Darussalam, Canada, Chile, People's Republic of China, Hong Kong, Indonesia, Japan, Republic of South Korea, Malaysia, Mexico, New Zealand, Papua New Guinea, Peru, Republic of the Philippines, Russia, Singapore, Chinese Taipei (Taiwan), Thailand, the United States, and Vietnam.

Okay, sorry i did not know that USA and Canada changed location and now are part of Asian. Good for you it worked out.

You can still get this.

From any of the nember countries if you can show a work need.

It was brilliant for me when working in China and Japan and Korea.

Asia Pacific rim

Yes.

USA and Canada are in now

There are only 18 countries mentioned on your picture and I guess CHL is Chili, MEX is Mexico and PER is Peru not really 20 countries in Asia.

Expired so no need to block any information..

When i was working full time.

I was fortunate enough to have the APEC card.

90 days priority clearance for 20 countries in the Asia Pacific rim.

Work allowed too.

USA and Canada are now on board too.

You can still get it if you are working.

And adding financial benefits to the region.

Its good for 10 years now.

But harder to get.

$200 one time payment.

Worth looking into if anyone is interested in and works as well as having Thailand interests.

Sadly i couldn't get my up line management to sign off in time.

Before i was packaged out.

We have an Apple called a Visa and we we have a Peer called Extension of Stay. If you want to mix the requirements and regulations we have a fruit juice. If you want to know, what you have to do with the juice, there is no good advice. Look in your passport, when it is a sticker obtained by embassy or consulate or a stamp with the text Non O Visa talk about a visa, when it is a stamp obtained from local Immigration starting with the text: Extension of Stay call it Extension of Stay.

and yes, 90 days fresh on every reentry no extra permits required on a standard multiple entry non-o either

@David ******

yes you're on an extension, not a non-0 VISA obtained at a Thai embassy or consulate outside of Thailand. So in the case of me or the poster here it's unlimited 90-day entries over the course of the year, actually valid for 15 months if you make your last entry just before the VISA expires. I travel frequently so it's not an issue for me, and acquiring the VISA in Los Angeles costs 5,000 baht, requires only a copy of my marriage certificate, letter from my wife and bank statement showing a $700 minimum balance.

Mine went like this.

Just to help others learn..

TR convert to Non immigration O.

90 days. Single. 2000 baht

Non immigration O multiple entry issued to replace the single entry. 3800 baht.

Then the retirement extension of 12 months.

To the multiple entry O.

1900 baht.

Which makes the extension multiple entry too.

With 90 day reporting while in thailand.

As soon as i leave the country the 90 days period starts again.

From the day i arrive back.

Plus because its done from a multiple entry.

You dont beed a re entry permit before you leave.

1200 baht a pop.

In effect it gave me just on 15 months extension multi entry come and go as i please.

Just have to report 90 day stays..

It's a 1year multiple entry non-o visa, not an extension, you can't report on a visa, have to leave

So.

A retirement extension of 12 months or similar to the O? Ordinary.

Or something else?

Thats makes you have to leave and not just report?

I'm still learning about all this.

It's a 1 year unlimited entry visa but each entry is 90 days max

Best to ask something by making a new post.