Thanks for the response. I was unaware that an OA visa could be extended at immigration in Thailand. (I’ve heard of people leaving and returning just before the expiration date to gain another year) Would it also require 800k in a Thai bank account and medical certificate which was required here in DC.
Just an inquiry. An OA visa is only issued in a foreign Thai embassy. Would it not be converted to an O visa within Thailand when a renewal is due and therefore would waive the insurance requirement?
I thought that was only required for the 1 year non-O extension. It’s basically a catch 22 since most banks refuse to open an account without a long term visa already issued. Can always pay an agent to get around that.
Does the 90 day non-O visa have financial requirements or primarily just over 50 years old. This period allows one to open an account and transfer the appropriate funds for the renewal, correct?
Just checking… the non-o 1 year visa only requires 90 day reporting at immigration or online. Not necessary to leave the country and return for another stamp. Right?