@Rob **********

, you can apply for in-country initial Non-O visa when you enter Thailand on 60-days visa-exempt entry, then apply for a 1-year extension for that same reason.

You cannot apply for a 1-year extension for any reason directly from 60-day visa-exempt entry stamp.

@Toni *********************

, you are correct. No financial proof for a foreign female to apply for 1-year extension based on being married to a Thai husband at the local immigration office inside Thailand. As I wrote in my first comment, you should go to the local immigration office for the requirements handout to check what documents you really need to prepare, including whether you need to provide your husband's finances or not. Detailed requirements vary by office.

@Toni *********************

, no as you are female, you don't have to show the funds.

@Wolf *****

, OP doesn't need to have funds in a Thai bank account. There is no financial requirements for a foreign female marrying a Thai husband.

You can go to your local immigration office to apply for a 1-year extension based on being married to a Thai national. You need to get some official documents such as a marriage certificate, etc. Go to the local office and get the latest handout for their requirements.

You can apply for an extension until the last day of your current stamp.

as tod says, try to contact them through every channel, they have LINE account, too.

@David ********

, that visa is not from eVisa system, so probably it wouldn't show up.

Thank you for your report. Congratulations.

Dear members, please don't ask any question here unless you apply for a DTV as a remote worker through RTCG in Vancouver. Or make a comment to a post by Tod Daniels.

No problem at all.

As long as you are back within your extension with enough time to apply for a new yearly extension, you can stay out of Thailand as you wish.

@Chris *******

, someone, such as your friend, family member can go for you to report with your passport