Walter ******
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Walter *******
@Steven *******
for the last seven years, I have visited the bank on a Tuesday or Wednesday and then immigration the next day without any problems (yearly visa extension, retired)

FYI, going first thing in the morning is your choice, but it's probably the busiest time. And you can make an appointment in advance ONLINE.

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Walter *******
@Tod ********
thank you. I always thought the "A" was for Abroad, as in obtained abroad.
Walter *******
Work Permits come from Dept of Labor not Immigration.
Walter *******
Your question and
@Tod ********
answer saves me the trouble of asking. I will be doing the same thing but from Hua Hin. Thank you both.
Walter *******
O-A (abroad) extensions require medical insurance from a specific list of longstay insurance providers.

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However, type O, visas obtained locally from immigration do not. Research this before deciding
Walter *******
@Tod ********
thank you for the correction on my mix up of certified translation and certified signature. The Hua Hin office of Prachuap Khiri Khan might be the other location requiring it.
Walter *******
Yes. Two of friends are doing it now. I use the bank account deposit vice the retirement letter. U. S. Embassy charges $50 each year per document and that document must be certified translated.