Easy to get in your home country but not available to get in Thailand. £150 from the uk Thai consulate.

If you leave the country before the Visa expires, it will be stamped in for another 12 months, so technically you can get 2 years with this visa O/A

I got stamped in once for 30 days instead of 12 months, thankfully I remembered your previous posts and checked. It caused a bit of commotion but thankfully they managed to correct it there and then.

Always pays to listen to the advice and check the entry stamp immediately as it definitely appears that it’s a common mistake by only been given 30 days, this happened to me and was promptly corrected by the officer when I pointed it out.

@John **********

correct to the usual 12 months, minus the usual 2 days

@Joe **********

doesn’t say she has a Multi entry visa how do you know ?

You still have to do you 90 day report, if you have an multiple entry visa you only need to to do a visa run after just before your 12 months so you get your second 12 months if you require it, but remember your second 12 months doesn’t carry they Multiple entry aspect so you would have to got to immigration to pay for your second year should you wish to leave Thailand

Martin Normanton correct, hence I will be returning to my native next month for my next 2year O-A

@Bill ********

Retirement or “Long Stay” I put long stay myself, and like you say confirm your submitted documents