The 12 month is an extension of stay. Not a visa.

@Eric ********

oh dear. Who's the racist eh? I'm neither Spanish nor mexican nor brown. Lol. You're an idiot making assumptions. You've just shown yourself to be the racist here. This is the problem with people like you. I'm British born and bred, ancestry going back for centuries. I've nothing to take responsibility for.

@Eric ********

all those European invaders that arrived and took over the country and either killed or removed the people whose land it was.

Contact the US Embassy via their page for entry requirements?

90 days continuously in the country will not exist if you are not in the country. When you arrive again it's day 1 of you being IN the country.

You'll enter with a visa exemption ( no visa) of 60 days. The TDAC is an online "arrival" card, so if you are "arriving" you need to fill it in.

@Laurie *******

but you have to have the 800,000, the extension on that basis, complying with that extensions rules, whilst you bring in the 65k every month. On the second extension you can then switch.

@Sovann ****************

the point is, you could decide not to attend an appointment or an appointment might not result in treatment. So if you are applying for a DTV based on medical treatment then it's best to show proof you are going to receive treatment.

@Sovann ****************

how did Bangkok hospital diagnose and quote for treatment? Did you attend an examination? Perhaps speak with the hospital and get an agreed treatment plan in place, with costs, and deposit. That will prove you are genuinely a patient who's going to receive treatment. My son had to pay a deposit to the hospital before he was treated so I'm sure Bangkok hospital can do the same.

Contact restaurants about working for them. Get a job and a work permit.