@Christopher *******

No, that’s the difference between single entry tourist visa and multiple entries tourist visa (METV).

@Cody ********

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@Cody ********

What happened when you didn’t have one?

@Meg ******

These are the formal requirements anyway and people get asked and sometimes denied boarding regarding this.

@Gigi ***

60 days is at date the new normal regarding visa exemptions. This is as permanent as everything else and no timelimited promotion.

Citizen of countries who not are included in the 60 days visa exemption scheme has to apply online for a tourist visa to get a 60 days stay.

@Yasmin **********

It did exist, you got 90 days within a year each time you entered Thailand, -now you only get 90 days one time.

Non O-A is basically the same as the previous Non O. You get one year upon each entry within one year, -two years in total.

The main requirements are the same, -minimum 50 years of age and income/funds 65K/800K baht, but the Non O-A requires a mandatory health insurance/certificate and a police check up as well.

Both visas are based on retirement/50 years of age and passive income/funds and you’re not allowed to work or do any business on this basis for your stay.

@Yasmin **********

Previously you could get a regular one year 90 days Non O visa with multiple entries which gave you up to 15 months in Thailand. As Graham states this is phased out in the new e-visa system and you only get a 90 days Non O visa with single entry and one year Non O-A visa with multiple entries.

17th at 23.59😉

@Joseph ******

That’s correct 👍

To be sure you can alternately do your new 90 days report electronically 15 days before due date.