Unfortunately, the reporting window for a 90-day report is from 15 days before until 7 days BEFORE for online.

"Until 7 days after" is for reporting in person at the local immigration office.

You can try online first now before you go if you want.

Glad it worked for you. Thank you for the update.

Thank you for the report. That is the same financial requirement of the banked money method for a 1-year extension based on retirement/being over 50, the same as in a police order.

This is about the Chiang Mai office.

Please check with your local immigration office for their detailed requirements as some offices might have a longer seasoning period.

@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.