What is the process and timeline for applying for a yearly extension of my Non-O visa in Thailand based on retirement?

@Brian *******

you're totally able to apply for your yearly extension from 30 days before your stamp expires right on down to the last day of your current 90 day Non-O entry stamp.

BUT

Cutting it to the last day or so means IF you don't get it right, you're gonna run on overstay to sort it out 😮

and

It's totally up to the immigration office as far as if they would let you run on overstay and then apply for the year extension while you get the documents sorted or you exit/re-enter and start the whole process from square one again getting a new Non-O visa

you got here this week, if you get the funds in within 2 weeks you'll have at least a week or so left on your current 90 day stamp when you hit the 2 month seasoning of funds mark. I'd go to the immigration office after you get the funds here, get the hand out listing the documents required and be ready to move on it as soon as you can so you have time in case you don't get it right the first try 🙂

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I suggest you ask the Thai Immigration office in Jomtien your question and for their list of requirements for the Non O Visa as retiree and the One year extension of stay as retired.

Jomtien Immigration is known for its own set of requirements.

It is never wise to wait until the last days by before your 90 days end. Doing so creates a problem for you if you have something else missing.

Here's the common found requirements for the One year extension of stay as retired .