You should look into getting the non-immigrant O based on retirement. Thai immigration seems to have it in for OA visa holders requiring health insurance and soon perhaps an additional $100,000 in Covid specific insurance which is not a requirement for non-immigrant O visa holders. I see no advantage of going the OA route any longer 🥴🥴
What if you do multiple trips w/in the expiration of the initial visa? Do you get the extension based on on that first visa? (Assuming a ME O-A.. thanks 👍
I understand that he get stamps until April 19; but had he waited until November would not he be stamp until November 19?? This he lose his seven months. The point being during the first year of the visa you wait until just before its expiration before you renew?
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