@Martyn **********

You do need a visa to leave. The IO will need to see it or he will fine the visitor for overstaying but that doesn't mean he has to transfer it.

It must show the funds are an international transfer

Banks are more likely to exchanged marked or defaced notes

They are all worth a visit so do them all and let us know what you think

500,000 baht is the max cash

The 60-day entry is not a visa it is a visa-exempt entry. As you are returning so quickly, I suggest you book an onward flight within the initial 60-day free entry, a hotel booking for the first night and carry 20,000 baht in cash. This is in case you are selected for secondary screening due to repeated entries. You should get a Destination Thailand Visa, which gives you 180-day entry and lasts 5 years. You can book an onward flight for about $14 - there are many websites but the ticket is only valid for 48 hours so book just before you travel.

I'm assuming you had to make an account to book the appointment. If you did, make another account with a different email and use that account to make the new appointment.

@Judas ******************

Non-B visa is for ppl who will be employed in Thailand and a DTV is for ppl who work remotely and will not work for any Thai company but wish to spend time in Thailand. It is much more complicated than that but these are the basic differences.

@Graham *****

I know and that is what he did but he didn't complete it so he asked for options.

@Graham *****

I know. The poster is already in Europe and you can only apply for a non-O from your country of residence. He was applying for an OA retirement visa in his home country that requires CRC and health insurance.