@Ellie ******

that's a wise suggestion.

hope I m not causing too much trouble. here is my visa below:

@Peter ***************

that's worth giving a try. if I m lucky enough to get a stamp for another year for my OA retirement visa, I can avoid all the troublesome preparations n procedures to renew my visa at the immigration department. Thank you for your advice.

@John *********

I see. that's pros n cons. really appreciate your help. hv a nice day !

@John *********

that's encouraging to me. sorry , one more question, I m now having a multiple entry n will I have the same multiple entry when I get the new stamp for another year for my retirement visa at the airport? so grateful for your reply.

@John *********

if that's the case , that's good news. actually before I knew this information, I really have the need to leave Thailand in March.

so, when I return to Thailand at the airport, should I show my new insurance certificate to the officer n anything I need to do or ask for the new stamp for another year for my retirement visa? thank you so much for your help. 🙏

@John *********

thank you for your reply. but sorry I m not sure what what mean. do you mean I can leave n return to Thailand before my retirement visa expires then my visa will be extended to another year without the need to go to the Immigration dept ? certainly I will have my insurance for another year.

sorry for my question and thank you.

@Tod ********

thank you.

@Marty ********

thank you so much for your explanation. I also think about having a hand drawn n a Google map with me.

@Roberto ********

so grateful for your reply. 🙏

@Robert ******

thanks for your reply.

i did my first 90days report at Immigration Chaengwattana n the other 2 reports online. I think I will attend the same place for my renewal. a hand drawn map!? does it mean I draw a map of where I live? I m not sure what it is about. do you mind telling me more about it?Thank you !