if you have an actual Non-O or Non-OA, it cannot be transfered, you bring both passports until you apply for a new visa or an extension.

if you are alraedy on an extension after an actual visa, you can transfer stamps to the new passport.

bring both passports to enter thailand, show both passports when you are stamped in and be sure you get correct stamp on your new passport based on the extension and re-entry permit on your old passport.

you go to the local immigration office once you are abck in thailand to apply for transfeer the stamps.

@Chloe ***

, Thai baht

Canadians and Vietnamese can enter Thailand on visa-exempt for 60 days. All need to have return tickets, proof of accommodation, and TDAC submitted. Also, as a rule, one of you has 40K in cash for the whole family.

You may need an original consent letter from the parents of your brother. Both parents must sign.

You need to contact your airline for details about a minor's travel by international flights. Those details are out of the scope of this group.

@Jonah ***********

, it’s too late to send it by postal mail if you are already in the window for online reporting.

@Kim *********

, you can apply for in-country non-O visas without funds inside Thailand only if your embassy in Thailand would issue an affidavit for income.

Sadly, your online reporting window was between 9th and 16th July (both dates included). You have until 30th July to report in person at CW. Keep watching the result and cancel it before you go if still pending.

No, your next 90-day report due is the 90th day counting from the latest entry date as day 1.

The system doesn't automatically update the due date according to your entry date; you need to calculate it yourself.

You may need to do the first 90-day report after new entry to Thailand in person, as most offices require, depending on your local office.

@Daran *********

, No, as Tod says, there is no "non O multiple entry" anywhere. You apply for a 1-year extension (fee: 1900 baht), AND a multiple re-entry permit (fee: 3800 baht for multiple). Those are separate things.

You will get a full 1-year extension stamp after a 30-day under-consideration period. You want to apply for a re-entry permit once you get a 1-year extension, and it will be issued on the spot at most immigration offices.

@Alan ********

, yes. In case you submit the documents to the immigration office on a different day from 1-year statements were issued, you need to update your bankbook on the day of application.

You can ask for a 1-year transaction record to your bank branch when you apply for the next extension.

You have to show you have international transfer(s) of 65K baht every month for your next extension. Also have to show you have never dropped below 400K baht for the year after you kept 800K baht for three months to keep your current extension valid.

Both have to be shown in detailed transaction history. Lump sum record in your passbook wouldn't work.