And I guess it also depends on the particular tax agreement your own country has with Thailand. For Norwegians as an example partial taxation to Thailand is an advantage. But we don’t have this 60+ plus fond as you mentioned.
If you just want to get a new 60 days visa exemption, your safest bet is to use a professional land border transport company. They’re fair priced (3-4000 baht), will bounce you in some hours, know the name of the game and won’t bring you unless they’re confident in getting you another exemption.
You can normally fly back the same day, but if they will allow you depends on your previous travelling history and the discretion of the IO your standing in front of.
Not the same rock as you obviously. As you understand you can’t apply for a DTV in country. And I agree if you are retired and still in a position where you can have or set up a business with remote work it’s for sure possible to get a DTV. For several people who never have been in private business with a regular state pension that’s probably not an option. For my selv as an example who are able to get an extension of stay each year with multiple re-entry permits only be showing a affidavit letter from my embassy, I don’t see the benefits in a DTV.
Ok, if they approve your visa on the 13.th -as they probably will- you will have 90 days in total.
Get handed over the requirements from your immigration, but the process regarding extension of stay is more or less the same as for the initial 90 days Non O. You’ll normally need the 400K baht seasoned for two months before you apply, but you can withdraw them when your extension is approved.
Yes, this is the way if you prefer to do it this way. And you dumped the Non O by leaving without a re-entry permit an applied i Aus or outside Thailand.