Only fill in the boxes with a red asterisk. The others aren’t required.

Bangkok used to have that rule a while back but changed. Now anyone can get a RC on any visa type.

Not many posts on here from people trying to use Nonthaburi so can’t confirm if they will allow or won’t. For many years i thought it was only Bangkok that had that stipulation.

As

@Bra****

stated you could get an RC from a nearby immigration office. You’d need a valid TM30 to do so for that province but stay a night in a hotel and get it from them.

What website are you on?

The official one is here.

Really not sure of your question.

@Mike *********

I think I said that

From comments here typical turnaround times for London is 3-5 working days as long as you provide all documentation required.

Generally if they ask for more documents or clarification then that will reset the days required once you provide.

Visas and rental contracts are completely separate. You can rent a condo on any visa type (or exempt entry).

A Non O visa (often referred to as a “retirement visa” but actually issued to anyone over 50) doesn’t require insurance.

A Non OA visa (often referred to as a “retirement visa”) does require insurance.

It’s well documented in other posts on here that immigration seriously do not want to do extensions for a DTV. Although some have done so successfully I believe the hoops they had to jump through to do so will make them never want to do it again.

Bounce in and out same day by plane. Way easier.

When you entered you got a stamp allowing you to stay for 180 days. You can stay for that length of time.

If you stay more than 90 consecutive days in Thailand then you must notify immigration- a 90 day report.