@Doug ******

Nope. You only report if you stay 90 consecutive days in Thailand. The clock resets to day one on your return.

@Jack *******

I think this reply was meant for someone else.

You file a report in the province where your latest TM30 has been filed.

The “clock” stops as soon as you leave Thailand and resets to day 1 when you return.

What did you upload? An actual visa that you got from a Thai embassy or a copy of your extension stamp?

Some do to keep things separate and not worry about whether it goes below thresholds etc.

Some don’t.

@Christine ****

No idea from where this image comes from but you’ll notice it includes wording like “usually” and “more flexible if”. That means it can be got elsewhere. The Non OA and OX can only be got from your home country or country of legal residence.

I won’t argue anymore on this one. You can choose to believe me or not. Others have mentioned the same. A Non O is available outside of Thailand.

@Christine ****

They will offer those. They will also offer the Non O. Can be based on various reasons as mentioned earlier. Many refer to a Non O as a “retirement” visa but it can also be based on being married to a Thai, having a Thai child and numerous other reasons. Perhaps you’re not looking under the right section.

@Christine ****

Perhaps you got yours during the Covid pandemic years. There were some restrictions then. There aren’t now.

@Christine ****

I don’t know what to tell you. You can apply for a Non O visa (marriage, over 50, Thai child, and various other reasons) at a Thai embassy via the evisa system.

It IS not only in Thailand that you can apply for a Non O visa. You can of course but you can also do so outside of Thailand.