Travel insurance? How long are you planning to travel here for?

Daniel Wolfe I believe you can buy better policies than what you see on the link. The policies on the link just meet the minimum requirements. You can exceed the minimum. Talk to the company of course.

Information on the minimum policies are here

Pacific cross has policies up to 75 years of age but any policy for you will be expensive.

Alex J Murphy Can't say I would recommend offering a "donation" but I don't have experience with that.

@Teddy *********

BTW. Follow the logic of your own situation. You have been in Thailand for a year. You can't work as a tourist and you don't have enough money in the bank to last more than a couple of days or a week. That doesn't look suspicious?

Personally, I think there should be an option for people under 50 to stay here longer term. Also . . . there is a 6 month multiple entry tourist visa available. That might have been a better place to start.

Both the Consulates and the border immigration officers have the discretion to deny you entry. They are particularly suspicious if they suspect you are in Thailand working.

As an American you should be familiar with US Immigration having a harsh standard of letting foreigners from many countries entering the US. It is extremely difficult for many Thais to get a visa to enter the US. Consider it reciprocity.

Even if you do manage to get in this time if you’ve been in Thailand a year on tourist visas then your days are numbered.

Read the English language title to the TM47 form. It says “Staying longer than 90 days” not “every 90 days”

👌 It looked like you were already here permanently. Good luck.