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Well lots have successfully applied for a DTV. I’m assuming that’s what you’re referring to.

What’s the remaining question.
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A Non O is a long term visa (as per banking regulations). You shouldn’t have an issue opening an account on one, but you obviously have.

I guess it’s a question of leg work trying loads of branches to see who will comply.
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It’s completely depending on the office you use. Some will require. Some won’t.
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Sure. Where are you now? If outside of Thailand then probably best to apply for a non O visa prior to coming in order to get a Thai bank account.
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If you haven’t left the country and returned or if you haven’t stayed in a hotel or hospital since then it’s probably fine.
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You can’t. With a Non OA you can get almost 2 years from the original visa if you enter just before it finishes and you have medical insurance.

After that you’d have to leave and enter on an exempt or tourist visa and convert to a Non O (or enter on a new Non O).

You can’t switch over in country.
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They will be different for different embassies. Check their website for specifics. The main requirement is 500k baht or equivalent in a bank account
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A multiple entry tourist visa is valid for 6 months from issue. You get 60 days on each entry. If you enter just before its expiry date you can milk almost 9 months from that visa.

The expiry date is fixed.