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@marcus111 I prefer the 1 year visa. Is more comfortable and I can go to Thailand in Summer again. An Insurance I do anyway and the overpaid 6 month I will get back, when I am in Germany again. So I have the money right away for the next trip ????

@luicks Yes, I needed a health insurance. I also had to make the insurance for a full year, and not just for the 6 months I will be staying in Thailand. And in the "Confirmation of Insurance", which is needed in english or thai language, must be written: • min. 40,000 THB (or €1,300) outpatient • min. 400,000 THB (or €13,000) inpatient Important are the words outpatient and inpatient! I didn't have them in there at first, because my insurance has unlimited coverage. So it took 2 weeks, until the consulate called me and said, that they want to see those 2 words... Ridiculous!

Finally got my Visa today after waiting 25 days...

Hi, I will travel to Thailand for 6 Month on October, 19th until April, 5th. For that I will apply for a Non-Immigrant "O" (Retirement) Visa. Which one do I need to apply for: The 3 months (single entry) Visa? Is it possible to extend the single entry visa for another 3 months at a local immigration? Or do I need the 1 year (multiple entries)? Regards