@Unconventional ******

People with passports from Philippines or/and Germany are entitled to a 60 days visa exemption and free stamp upon entry which also could be extended with additional 30 days at your local immigration. Previously, until 15 July last year, the visa exemption was 30 days.

@Unconventional ******

Yes, and then entitled to a 60 days visa exemption upon arrival in Thailand. The only requirement are 1) Onward ticket within 60 days 2) Proof of accommodation 3) Cash equal to 20K baht

@Unconventional ******

If you’re going for a "trip" to Thailand and are among the 93 countries entitled to a 60 days visa exemption upon arrival on the same conditions as your Philippine partner, you’ll only need to prove cash equal to 20K baht pr person if it’s asked for, some proof of accommodation and an onward ticket within 60 days. Rarely checked at the immigration but you might risk your airline will ask for the onward ticket during check in. No guarantee is required.

@James ********

Should be possible if you apply for the initial 90 days from abroad or inside Thailand early in one periode, get a single re-entry permit, leave and apply the extension next time.

@James ********

Ok, most immigration allows you to apply 30 days before it expires, some within the last 45 days and you can apply up to the very last day just make sure you have all required documentation ready.

@James ********

Probably the best option if you manage to plan to be back each year in time to apply for your extension. Then you can just come and go as you wish and the 90 days report is suspended while you’re out.

Non O with multiple entries was removed from the e-visa portal, for both retirement and marriage. You can apply for one year extension of stay on your Non O visa with multiple re-entry permits and do yearly extensions.

@Angie *********

Go to your immigration and get handed over their requirements for to apply for the Non O visa or extension of stay. Be sure that you have all required documentation and apply yourself.

@Lucia ********

You can and have to apply for a e-visa through the embassy/consulate where you currently stays. Regular Non O normally don’t require a health check up or a health insurance, but this could be a bit embassy dependent. Check their website and the e-visa portal. You can fulfil the requirements by providing required documentation from country you’re applying.

You can’t apply for a Non O-A in Thailand. Only a 90 days Non O visa and apply for a one year extension of stay.

As you seem to be from the US your embassy in Bangkok doesn’t offer to give you a affidavit letter regarding income, so you’ll need to prove 800K baht in your account in Thailand as an international transfer to apply. For the second year you can switch to the income method by showing proof of twelve months consecutive transfers of minimum 65K baht a month.

You’ll need 14-21 days left on your stamp to apply but your biggest issue will be to opening a bank account in Thailand on a short stay. If you apply for the 90 days Non O visa at home before you leave with your income or funds, you’re making everything more easy for yourself.

Regarding opening bank accounts most bank requires minimum a Non O visa, some also your first year extension of stay.