What are my options to stay in Thailand after July 31, 2020, with an expired Non-Imm O-A visa?

@Jeff ****

IF you get a yearly extension inside the country at the immigration office from this O-A visa entry stamp you have you will need to use one of the 13 approved thai companies

BUT

If you're going to go back to the US and get a NEW year-long, multi-entry Non-O-A visa from a thai consulate there (like you did the first time) you can use an insurance company in the US to carry the policy as long as it meets the requirements.

Go check the thai consulate website where you are thinking of getting the O-A visa and read their requirements

Here's the Los Angeles Thai Consulates info on the O-A visa

and remember IF you go the year extension route on this O-A visa entry in addition to the 800K baht banked money you will need to meet the mandatory insurance requirements from one of the 13 thai insurance companies that offer O-A insurance

Amnesty occurs no later than July 31, 2020. If the borders open before your visa expires, bounce out and return for another year. *EDIT* no, your visa expires in 2019 - I thougt it said 2020 for some reason.

Depending on your nationality, you can also leave Thailand through any border, return on a tourist visa or visa exampt, put 800K THB in a bank account, and get a non-o visa based on retirement with a one year extension of stay.