@Kevin *****

, you will use TM7, usual extension application form. Be sure you are going to the local immigration office on 31 July as application-denied-7-days-to-leave-kingdom starts on the day of application at most offices, not being added.

@Anna *********

, why not try any other channel? Phone, messenger, …

Anytime you leave Thailand before hitting the consecutive 90th day, your 90-day counter reset and restarts on the arrival date as day 1.

Once you leave Thailand before the date on the slip, that date that was given to you, September or October, doesn't matter any more. You can just throw that slip away if you leave Thailand before the date on the slip (usually, the immigration officer at the passport control on departure would discard it).

Q. If I leave Thailand prior to this date will the 90 days reset, starting from the day I re-enter the country?

-> Right. Your 90-day count starts on the day of your arrival in Thailand as Day 1.

Q. What happens if I re-enter the country after 9 Sep?

-> Nothing would happen as long as you leave Thailand BEFORE 9th September. Just start a news 90-day counting on the day of your arrival.

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@Neil ***********

, you may be able to apply for a Non-O visa in the country where you work as long as you meet the requirements. It doesn't matter whether you work in that country or not. You cannot work only in Thailand when you apply for Non-O retirement, and enter and stay in Thailand on a Non-O visa/extension based on retirement.

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Please contact any of the moderators to re-open this post if you want to ask anything related to the original post, with information on which embassy/consulate you are going to apply through and for what category of visa.

Please check before commenting. Whatever you ask, and whatever OP would kindly answers, Unless you are applying for exactly the same category through the Royal Thai Consulate-General, Vancouver, that information could be irrelevant to your next application.

If you want to ask about DTV at different locations or different categories even through Chicago, comment on the active DTV post by Tod Daniels, not here.

Technically, there is no maximum limit to the number of days on your entry stamp for you to apply for your in-country Non-O visa based on being over 50, only a minimum limit of 15 days remaining (or 21 days in some provinces). So you might be able to apply anytime. But as James said, better go to your local office to check their policy on that and the latest requirements.