@Michael *************

- Good Idea

Michael Ganzermiller.

Since your current O-A Visa that you have is still good until sometime in Jan 2021.

If you could get into Thailand 45 days or more before it Expires - then you could go to Thai Immigration and apply for a one year Extension of Stay. You technically need proof of 800,000 Baht in a Thai Bank two months prior to applying... But considering Covid Lockdown problems they might be forgiving of the two months Seasoning. You would have to have the Health Insurance and the Specific Covid-19 Insurance. Both a bit expensive. Plus 10 to 14 days in a quarantine hotel (expensive)

Another way to do it... But probably better to wait until Feb / Mar - get a new O-A - with luck some of the barriers may be lessened

@Christophe *********

The United States of America is known world wide as "America". If you don't like that - then too bad.

Example - Ask a Thai person if they know about the United States. 9 out of 10 times you will get a strange look. Ask a Thai about America (Ah-Mar-E-Kha. They will know exactly what you're talking about.

Try not to be a dickhead

To get an O-A Visa - a person has to apply in the Home Country at a Thai Consulate / Embassy

In the first year of the O-A Visa - the Visa is Multi-Entry with unlimited exits and entries back into Thailand. No reentry stamps are needed. If you really have an O-A Visa and are in the first year

@Joe **********

Are you an American Citizen?

Get a new one in America - much simpler

@Ahkim *******

Thailand strictly limits any designation to Non Immigrant. The only one not so is PR Permanent Resident.

Ao Nang, Krabi

@Stan ******

Nope you're wrong. Selected Immigration Offices have been doing this for several years.