@Nav *******

Once you have the visa you can enter at anytime within the validity of the visa. It’s irrelevant what date you actually stated on the application.

Each entry you get 60 days. You can opt to extend once per entry for 30 days but you don’t need to if you are bouncing around SE Asia.

Last time I looked it was £150

Sure. 1,000 baht for a re-entry permit at an immigration office.

@Frangipani ******

You need the equivalent of 800k in a bank (any bank, doesn’t need to be a Thai bank) in order to apply for the visa.

Not a good look telling a moderator of this site that they’re wrong.

When applying for an extension of the visa you need the 800k in a Thai bank two months prior to applying.

@Satvik ********

No the TDAC only applies to entries on or after May 1st.

That’s something you’ll have to ask your immigration office. They may be willing to accommodate your times, but they may not.

If not then you can apply for a 60 day visit family extension (if you haven’t already done so) to get you to the 19th if needed and then start afresh with a new Non O when you return.

Yes it allows you to enter Thailand within 90 days. On entry you will get a stamp for 90 days (technically 89 further days as your entry date is day 1).

@Fiona ********

Nothing changed in February. There are numerous visa types that people refer to as “retirement” visas.

The type Non OA and Non OX can only be applied for in your home country. A Non O, LTR etc can be applied for in country.

The fact that you just went through the process of applying for one of those types of visas is irrelevant as no one knows which you applied for.

The OP didn’t mention bank accounts so I have no idea why you piped up with that in your answer.

@Nongnuch *******

Not all countries can extend a tourist visa. Most can. 9 can’t.