@Alan *******

, was your original visa valid for 90 days (Non-O), not 1 year (Non-OA)? what is the letter on visa-class (Non-O or Non-OA) on your entry stamp when you entered on that visa?

If it's Non-O (original visa was valid for 90 days, single entry), you are not required to have insurance for next application for 1-year extension based on retirement.

@Chuck *******

, depends on category. No need to be on LTR-P

@Ken *****

, Thai visa has never been card type. 1 page sticker on your passport or sticker-less eVisa PDF.

@Nicole *******

, yes, you can apply through eVisa system when you are in that country where your target Thai embassy/consulate is located

@Kim ********

, there are some conditions for monthly income method for retirement extensions. Please make your own post for further detail as this is post about an extension based on marriage to a Thai.

@Kim ********

, right. But sadly, not all offices accept monthly income/transfers to a bank account method for an extension based on marriage to a Thai unless you are working inside Thailand legally with a work permit.

As a rule, you don't have to have 400K baht in your Thai Bank account for the whole year for a 1-year extension based on being married to a Thai national. You only need to have your funds for at least two months as of application day for the next 1-year extension.

BUT you should check with your local immigration office for their detailed requirements as some province offices MIGHT require you to have the funds for a longer period.

Yes, there is a bit of flexibility.

If you are going to the local immigration office for 90-day report in person, the reporting window is from 15 days before until 7 days after the due date.

If you want to try to do it online, reporting window is from 15 days before until 7 days before the due date.

@Dawn *******

, documents you have to submit are different depending on the reason for your Non-O visa (retirement, marriage to a Thai, guardian, trailing spouse, etc). Please make your own post mentioning what your Non-O is based on.

You are free to travel out of Thailand any time. Just ensure you have a valid re-entry permit BEFORE leaving Thailand to keep your extension valid.