@Tom ********

ahh... then you have to start over again. You can't get an extension after the visa is expired.

If your o-visa is valid till 5.11.18 then each time you enter the country you get 90 day. Up till the last day of the visa. So in fact, if you enter on 5.11.18 you get stamped in 90 days. This is my experience on a B-visa i'm pretty sure the same rule applies for an O visa. However, the extension you will need to apply before the visa expires.

@Robert ******

Apologies... yes 😍😍😍

True. This is the very reason I started interacting with this group. Even when you quote a law they respond with calling you names and being an idiot and so on.... it's beyond me how the 3 of you

@T**

@Rob***

@Ll***

are still sane of mind and not in the nuthouse yet

😎😎😎 kudo's for all your patience

Yes!

Get a certificate from the institute that is paying your pension. Then get that translated into Thai and notarised by a Thai lawyer. That should do it. I did this for my dad in Chiang Mai. No problem. We did not need any paperwork from any embassy.

Good for you. Also let us know how smooth your next extension of stay goes.

Just a thought.

3.100thb per year but you need an employment contract or be a shareholder (or owner) in a company.

Never happened to me in 12 yrs on a non-B and never heard of such. So chances are very low it happens.

@Marty ********

I understand but being misinformed or uninformed could end up very costly. Again, depending your situation. Just happy to share my experience. That's all 😉