As you have a non-OA visa, you have also the obligation to have a health insurance.

Yes, you will get a stamp of stay for 12 months (maximum) when your visa is still valid and maximum the end of your health insurance validity. Often the health insurance gives the maximum stay, as the new certificate you get normally 1 months before your new insurance is starting.

@Andy ********

you didn't fullfil the requirement for banked money 3 months after submission.

Be prepared that you have to start again the visa submission if the immigration officer see this in your Bank statement.

@Matt ******

if you leave now and you re-enter before the end of the validity of your initial non O-A visa, you dont need a re-entry stamp (you will be stamped in for another 12 months or end of insurance validity).

If than after you leave Thaïland, you must buy a re-enter stamp to keep alive your visa.

Yes, you will get stamped in until the end of your health insurance validity (max 12 months).

Keep in mind, that you will not have anymore your multi-entry; the multi-entry ends with the end of the initial validity-time.

@Norm ********

you book another flight. The e-visa is valid for 90 days (is a multi-entry visa) and each time you enter within these 90 days, you will be stamped in for 60 days.

You don't must use the flight you mentioned.

@Steve ********

exact...

But only aircarrier request this.

Without any abusive travel to Thaïland no immigration officer want this proof. Maybe they will put you away and than ask you to have the right visa to stay.

Yes.... for the airline company you might to show the ticket leaving Thaïland within 60 days.

But this was not the question.

You will get at arrival a visa exemption stamp for 60 days.

You need nothing to do as showing your valid passeport for 6 months at least and the flight ticket from flight arriving.

1 ID-photo is enough.

The rest you have to check with your local immigration.

Good luck 🙏

You can only change the reason of stay for your extension.

Ask your immigration officer for the documents.

Bangkok Bank you can ask via their application a 12 months statement for a saving account and send via email within minutes.

Unfortunately you can not do it for a fixed account. Therfore you need to ask it at your branch and it will be send by email the next 3 days (cost 100 bahts).