Hua Hin immigration requires copie of your landlords tm47, 2 passport photos and a copy of your passport bio and stamp pages to obtain a residency certificate for driver's license. Pranburi DLT will also want passport copies, and copies of f driving license from your home country. If you have an IDP, bring it and copies too.

Your search skills need a little help. Try googling: us citizen visiting thailand

@John ********

฿800k must be in bank Scott to apply for non-o in country. That's why it is already best to get your non-o through evisa while in your home country.

@Kevin *****

you can also apply for non-o from Canada through evisa. You just have to show either ฿800k in bank or show ฿65k in monthly income. No need for insurance, criminal check or medical certificate

@Kathy ***********

you can't apply for non-oa in Thailand. However, he can shoot for non-o here without medical, insurance or criminal checks.

You can still submit the additional docs as long as your application has not been rejected. If it is rejected, you can get a non-o (not OA) while here. You will probably need to use an agent to get a bank account opened and you'll need to deposit 800k before you apply. Even if your evisa is approved AFTER you enter Thailand, you can border bounce to activate it.

@Sharron ******

two and you have no control over future fees or give assessments I will never buy a condo

Hmm, it was there last week

@Marcus *******

Good luck with that!

By definition, when buying a condo, you are buying the interior walls and floorspace. The building and land are owned by the association. There can be other "common" areas that are part of the association too such as a gym, underground parking, etc you never really own anything with a condo. You buy "rights".