You can ask for a 30 days extension on the 4th of November. (Your stay is valid to the 5th).

You’ll need minimum 800K baht for the initial Non O visa and your first year extension of stay. For your future extensions you can qualify by showing proof of twelve months consecutive transfers of min 65K baht a month.

0 baht divided by twelve gives you 65 866 baht a month which is sufficient.

Yes as

@Pete ******

states, you can quality from your second extension of stay after you’re able to show proof of twelve months consecutive transfers of 65K baht. This is an alternative way to prove sufficient required funds, but as your embassy doesn’t offer to provide you an affidavit letter to confirm your income you’ll need to prove the first year yourself.

Nan will help you smooth and easy in Jomtien. Line and WhatsApp go faster.

@Niamh *********

you’ll get a visa on arrival quite fast at the border at $ 35-40 USD. Processing time for a e-visa is normally 3 working days.

Have you been through Poipet before? Know to be quiet strict and difficult.

@Willem ***

As Chris states it was supposed to be a pilot program for Australia for six months first and after include all the countries entitled to visa exemption. But it’s delayed.

And it was just supposed to be a six months pilot program for Australian citizens in the first place.

@Garry *******

It’s still formally a requirement on tourist entries to show proof of an onward ticket within the days you’ll get stamped in for, proof of accommodation and 20K baht or equivalent in cash. Your experience only tells that you’re personally aren’t asked, -not that it’s still isn’t a formal requirement. This has nothing to do with TM.6. Even in this tread you see people have different experiences and it don’t help people who have been denied boarding and even de-boarded on a three legged flight regarding this.

@Nick ******

Always best to apply for a regular 90 days Non O at home before you leave. Then you can open a bank account and apply for one year extension of stay within two months.

If you come on the Non O-A, you’ll maintain the mandatory thai health insurance requirement for all future.

The requirements for to apply for the Non O at home or in Thailand are the same. But at home you can apply just with income min equal to 65K baht or funds equal to 800K baht. In Thailand you’ll need to bank 800K baht in a Thai bank account for to apply.