With an O-Visa, which is less stressful and less paperwork: filing a 90 Day Report or leaving the country before the 90 days are up? (I'm asking about paperwork and bureaucratic hassles, not about the inconvenience of travel; I have friends in Malaysia I enjoy visiting.)
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The conversation discusses whether it is easier to file a 90 Day Report or leave Thailand before the 90 days expire on an O-Visa. One commenter explains that an O-Visa does not allow stays longer than 90 days, so they compare the process of filing for a yearly extension of stay against border-bouncing with a Non-O visa. They note that there are specific requirements for obtaining these visas, such as financial proof and additional documentation for a Non-O-A visa.
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If you are not married to a thai, and you're gonna be over 50, you have two choices visa/extension wise
-get a single entry Non-O then apply for a yearly extension of stay inside the country by meeting the financial requirements of 800K baht banked in an account in your name the requisite time or a letter from your consulate stating you get 65K baht per month in income
OR
-apply for a year-long, multi-entry Non-O-A <- (note the A ;) ) at a thai consulate in your country BEFORE you come here. That visa requires a police back ground check, a medical certificate and proof of the equivalent of 800K baht in a bank in your country. It is good for unlimited entries for the year it's valid for, and each entry gets you stamped in for a WHOLE new year.
Seeing as there is no O visa that lets you stay here longer than 90 days, I'll take it you want to compare a yearly extension of stay (where you do 90 day reports at the immigration office) with a year-long multi-entry Non-O where you border-bounce every 90 days.
, based on being over 50 (retirement) you can't get a year-long, multi-entry Non-O where you border bounce every 90 days. Those are only available based on marriage to a thai.
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