@Brandon ***********

Did I understand correctly? This group belongs to an agency?

If you ask many people, you'll get many different answers. That's why it's generally better if you only ask our group. You've already received the correct answer to your question. You don't need health insurance for the Non O Retirement Visa. But apart from the visa, it's very important to have health insurance in Thailand, at least for emergencies.

@Nongnuch *******

If only the stamp of the extension of stay is transferred, does that mean he always has to take his old passport with him because it has the stamp of his Non-O-Retirement visa?

But the Post Code is only optional at TDAC. So, it's O.K. now, because I am not a postman😅

@Jim *******

For example: here the address of the Boathouse at Jomtien Beach: Our Address. 380/5-6 Jomtien Beach Road Nongprue, Banglamung Chonburi Province, Thailand -6 Jomtien Beach Road Nongprue, Banglamung Chonburi Province, Thailand 20260

Hi Robert, Hotels or Condos at Jomtien Beach are located in the Province "Chonburi", District "Banglamung" and Sub-District "Nongprue", Postcode:

Very easy, you can get nearly everything without prescription in a pharmacy. As for your high blood pressure avoid the sexy girls and take candesartan or amlodipin after meal.🙏

@Andy *********

Without a visa, you are dependent on the respective officer at every border bounce. There is no law for an automatic right of entry.

@Mark **********

With a Multiple-Entry Tourist Visa (METV) for Thailand, you can stay for up to 60 days per entry, but the visa itself is valid for multiple entries within a 6-month period from the date of issuance. This means you can enter Thailand several times during the 6-month validity, with each stay capped at 60 days, as long as the visa remains valid.