@Mick *******

Taking no chances, 7 months is greater than the 6 months that the airline will probably require ;)

Yes, you have to cancel your extension or risk a fine of 500B per day (maximum B) in the future

You pay the application fee not for the visa and you have made two applications

Yes, get the Non-O before you travel to make things easier and give you up to 90 days each entry

Simple, you have a Thai wife get the Non-O marriage visa and you'll get 90 days on entry

@Maxim **********

Khon Kaen big 🤣

Did you maintain the 400k for the year (and 800k for the first 3 months of this extension)?

@Maxim **********

I'm sure that most people that require the 60 days get them so probably all the major Immigration Offices where most of these applications occur are still granted. I know many up country offices will not issue them or only issue them on a Non-O marriage/Thai child visa. The whole point I am making is that your initial statement "There is no 60 days visiting Thai family extension since about a year ago" is not correct. They still are being issued.

You should always visit Immigration as you start to prepare for an extension especially those that have financial requirements so you are preparing the documentation exactly as THEY require it.

@Maxim **********

A Tourist Visa and a Visa Exempt entry are still both classed as tourism entries 😉 So you've never heard of the Visit Thai Family extension?