A 90 day report is for 90 consecutive days in country, whether you stay at the same address or move around Thailand and stay at a dozen different addresses, you still have to report. The only time it resets is when you leave the country and resets to day 1 the day you return. A caveat to that is when SOME immigration offices issue a new 1 year extension and give you a new report receipt and this restarts your 90 days. But NOTE, this is more the exception than the rule and only some IO's do this.

@Chance *******

... I'd be inclined to get a METV, Multiple-Entry Tourist Visa which is a visa that allows for unlimited entries into Thailand within a six-month validity period, with each stay capped at 60 days and extendable by another 30 days. This would work without the financial requirements of a non O.

It depends on your long term plans WRT staying in Thailand long term or just an occasional visitor. Be aware that any non O extension is 1 year and there are financial requirements so this would only make sense to get if you are planning a long term stay in Thailand.

@Ally ***********

... I always did full A4 photos inkjet printed on normal paper but this year CM IO told me I can have multiple photos on 1 sheet and, I've never been asked for or given bedroom photos.

@Kristina ****************

... 1 year extensions on non O visas can be applied for and received indefinitely, as long as you fulfill all the requirements for the extension you are applying for.

@David **********

... that's not opinion, that's fact but hey ho, you consider it whatever you want, no skin off my nose!

@David **********

... it has 90 day validity to arrive in Thailand from the date issued but only 60 days actually permitted in Thailand when you're stamped in at immigration, hence it's a 60 day visa.

@Lisa *******

... there is no such thing as a 90 day tourist visa!

@Graham *****

... that's pretty much what I said!

@Hans **

... that's for a Thai wife, the requirements for the OP are different because she has a Thai husband therefore does not have the financial requirements.