Which one is the bacon?

That means you bring a photocopy of that page of your passport that has your last entry stamp

I also applied for a 60 day Thailand tourist visa while in Korea in December 2023. I have a US passport. There was never any question to answer about my finances. No question about onward flight. So, I suppose it is different if you are a US citizen. Just want to also make you aware that I completed my application on my first day in Korea. My Korean holiday was 4 days. I was long gone from Korea before they issued my visa 3 weeks later. I also had to arrive in Thailand using the 30 day visa waiver. I did use my 60 day tourist visa a few months later.

Hope this information is useful for you

@Henrik ****

wow!

They will only ask for proof of funds from a US citizen if you appear to be destitute.

Sounds like you are describing a Non-O marriage visa. Yes, still the same now.

I am interested in information on this too. I will return in October and I feel stupid for leaving my B400k in a Thai bank earning 0% interest.

So, if you leave on day 88 there is no 90 day report needed or required.

As most have stated, just pass through immigration at the airport at 11:59 or a bit earlier on day 30. Then wait for the 2 hours at the gate.

@Stuart ********

Best to bring as much cash as possible. Some bank cards charge as much as $55.00 USD for cash advance of a few hundred dollars. I used my money to prove it. Leave that card in your wallet and only use for extreme emergencies.