OKAY I hope this guy is wrong. I will be glad to do a Border Bounce IF I can get out of Thailand without facing up to TWO 14 day Quarantines, highly expensive Covid-19 Insurance, A Covid-19 Test that may be quite difficult to get. Question is Thailand going to open the Thai Borders with Laos, Cambodia, Malaysia and Myanmar so we can cross (this is my remedy). I would be glad to fly to some country - get a stamp in and back out IF I could return to Thailand without the hefty restrictions and high expense. If something doesn't change I do not see how it will be possible to do it. So far Malaysia, Myanmar and perhaps Laos have not announced a border opening on August 1. Cambodia could be an option if the $3000 "deposit" has been dropped.
BY THE WAY. I have a Visa good until January 2021. Commenters just need to understand how Non Imm O & B One Year Multi-Entry Visas function. Hint - it is a Visa - not an Extension of Stay.
TLDR : Answer Summary
The discussion revolves around the uncertainty of Thailand's border policies amidst ongoing COVID-19 restrictions. Many expats express concern about the feasibility of a 'border bounce' to circumvent quarantine and insurance costs in light of potential travel limitations to neighboring countries such as Laos, Cambodia, Malaysia, and Myanmar. Comments suggest that current visa types, particularly the Non-Immigrant O and B Visas, should allow for extensions and internal processing without necessitating border crossings. The consensus is that official announcements from the Thai government are awaited, with many urging patience and caution against speculation.