Shouldn't be a problem since your first stay in Thailand, is a very short time, 1 day. They are looking for people who stay close to 90 days. That is, unless you have a lot of visa exempts and trips to Cambodia in your history.

This is an idea. Use visa exempt on your first entry. Use your non-o visa on your second entry.

Condos don't care about Visa. You probably can do Visa Exempt a couple of times. Then I'd suggest getting a multi-entry e-visa (tourist visa). I was doing similar for a couple of years. No problems. Now have DTV for longer stays. I think the trick was going back to the USA, versus a neighboring country. And staying in the USA a couple of months before returning to Thailand.

@Daniel *****

That was very helpful. (Sarcasm).

@Adam *******

Best Answer. Getting snippy with airport personnel serves no purpose. Yes, they aren't immigration officers, but they can call the immigration officers. Just smile and say thanks and move on.

@James ********

If you have the same problems for 22 years in Thailand, then you are the problem.

90 Day Fiance Visa is easiest and it's not easy.

@Tony *****

That costs probably included the costs for Muay Thai classes or something. The only cost for DTV is $400 USD. But yes you will have additional costs for classes, if going that route.

I go to Zen Cellular Rejuvenation for my medical treatment.

Why.