Might help if you indicate where, unless you're willing to travel anywhere in Thailand to see a doctor

A criminal records check is only require for the non-OA visa. A 90-day non-O visa does not require any background check, health check, insurance, or any number of requirements that the non-OA visa requires. It's mostly just providing proof of funds.

You're not waiting 60 days. You're waiting 2 months. You cannot apply for the extension until your money has been in the bank for 2 full months. That means if your funds were deposited on November 8th, you cannot apply until January 8th.

If you have extra time, then go to immigration and ask them for their handout of requirements for the 1-year extension. That will allow you to make sure you have everything in order when the time comes.

First, I doubt you qualify for visa on arrival, which is where you pay for and apply for a visa at the airport and only available to a small number of countries.

Second, the fact that the embassy denied your visa should tell you something.

Third, one of the legal requirements for both a tourist visa and visa exempt is proof of onward travel leaving Thailand within 60 days. Even with an extension you can only get a maximum of 90 days and you probably won't even qualify for a 30 day extension. So a ticket out after 95 days is obviously a problem.

@Mercator ******

not usually

Hundreds of people.

The automated gates are only for exiting Thailand. You'll still be seeing an officer and getting a stamp in your passport for entry.

If you apply and follow the instructions which includes sending some photos of stamps in your passport, then yes, it's guaranteed.

Anonymous participant 781 TM47 90-day report required by anyone who stays 90 consecutive days in Thailand on a visa that allows more than 90 days.

Yes you are required to do 90 day reports if you spend 90 days in Thailand.

The first report after entering Thailand every time must be in person. That means most DTV holders will never be able to do it online.