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- if your arriving on visa exempt (and then 30 day extn) you probably have enough time to convert to non-0 - assuming you get to immigration and all the paperwork in order - the application goes under consideration for a few weeks (sorry I forgot how long exactly)
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If you move to Thailand on tourist visa then when in-country convert to non-0 (being >50) and then yearly extensions no police check is required.
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A single entry tourist visa is valid for entry into thailand for 90 days, on entering Thailand you'll be stamped in for 60days (which can be extended by 30 days)
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Simple answer - yes

By doing a trip just before the end of the first year you'll get another year.

Note in the 2nd year you'll need to have a re-entry permit to keep that 'permitted to remain stamp" alive (if they have any trips out of Thailand)
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If its your 90 day reporting :

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Use the group search function - "muay Thai" etc and quite a few posts will turn up; including :

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IGLU has been mentioned before in similar threads, but not sure of the details / process.

Google iglu Thailand and you'll find them.
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Tod's post on 'retirement visas'

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There are no double entry tourist Visa's anymore - a few years back yes but not any more.

There is either a single entry or a multiple entry.