@Peter *******

yes. It seems the closer a person reaches 180 days, the more likely Immigration will question.

@Peter *******

how many days total have you been in Thailand in these 7 trips ?

@Georges ****

just to get the terminology correct, you are planning a border run unless you plan to get an actual visa in the other country.

If this is your first border run, you should be able to do an extension for 30 days and then do a border run for 60 day visa exempt entry. ; however, after that any subsequent border runs become more likely to raise a red flag to the immigration officer. Nothing is set in stone, but that is my experience.

@Georges ****

yes. If a person maxes out the 60 days and then extends for 30 days everytime, it is a red flag to immigration. Of course, I think two visa exempt and two extensions for a total of 180 days is just as bad as three visa exempt for the same 180 days.

Since you are renting a condo, I assume you are extending a one year visa. If that is the case, you would go to Chaeng Wattana immigration.

If instead, you are extending a visa exempt, you would go to IT Square in Lak Si (third floor).

@Richard ******

it is up to the immigration officer, good that you didn't get extensions but you might get flagged. If you want to continue staying several months per year, I suggest you get a longterm visa. Chok dee

How many total days on each if your previous visits ? Did you extend your visa exempt for 30 more days ?

@Bob ********

how many total days for the year.

@Richard ******

the insurance for a Non OA must be from a Thai insurance company.

@Jhon ****

also, it is a visa exempt, not a visa on entry