Bit confusing question

@Ma**

. Multiple TR visa is valid for 6 months. But... you can only stay in Thailand for 60 days. Every time you leave and come back, you get another 60 days. So if you leave and come back just before your visa expires, you can get another 60 days. After you are here on your first 60 days, you can buy a regular extension of 30 days. After that you maybe could get a covid extension. For now, covid extensions ends 24th of may.

Adam,

Insurance FOR EXTENSION of the STV (Special Tourist Visa), you have to have Thai insurance for the durance of your extension. The initial insurance is not valid for extensions. Friend of mine had LUMA...

Okay

@Stu***

. So for the "in country non imm O (90 days)" it's okay, but for the year extension (after 60 days about) he needs it 2 months before in his account, yes ?

Should

@P**

already have a Thai bank account, he already can put the 400k฿ (mariage) or 800k฿ (retirement) in his bank account as international transfer for asking a non imm O visa, I think

@Stu***

?

Every imm has their own rules but it seems logical to do the TM30 again, because you have a new TM6 (Departure/arrival card) number, which is asked on the TM30 form

@Steve *********

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Mm, confusing question

@Peter *********

. There is no multi extension. When you have an extension of stay and you have to go out of Thailand, AND come back before that extension ends and want to keep the rest of the time from that extension alive, you need a single or multi re-entry permit.

@Garrett **********

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@Stuart ********

, 30 days under consideration is very common for 60 days "Covid extension". Same for marriage extension. Maybe read some posts in Thai visa advice group ?

@Mag***

, then you should get the 5 days quarantaine option. This because the Thai Pass system is not changed yet ofcourse. Good luck !

Yep

@Yu**

, thats what I meant to say to

@Ian ********

indeed. (look to the big 'OR' in my statement 😉)

OR 5 days quarantaine if no negative pcr test 72 hours before.