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Can a multi-entry NON-O marriage visa obtained in Savannakhet, Thailand, be extended?
Thai visa extensionNON-O visamulti-entry visamarriage visaSavannakhet visa processvisa regulations for expats
Jun 15, 2024
2 years ago
Lily ********
ORIGINAL POSTERCan one extend the multi entry non-o marriage visa received from Savannakhet in Thailand?
TLDR : Answer Summary
Yes, you can extend a multi-entry NON-O marriage visa received from Savannakhet in Thailand. It can typically be converted to a 1-year extension, or you can opt for a 60-day extension.
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Nigel *********
Are you female married to Thailand male?
Lily ********
ORIGINAL POSTER@Nigel ********
I’m a Thai gathering information for my European husband.Nigel *********
@Lily *******
perfect. Apologies, didn't mean to be rude. The rules are different for foreign females.Lily ********
ORIGINAL POSTER@Nigel ********
Not at all. I understand.Greg ***********
@Lily *******
Well, now after you clarified that you are a Thia female asking for your farang husband, then I can only repeat what I wrote before:if he does a border run before the visa validity expires, he will get stamped in for another 90-days stay permit. This will give him enough time to season 400.000.- THB in a Thai bank account in his sole name.
and he could also visit Immigration together with you and a freshly printed Kor Ror 22 marriage registry document from an amphoe, and ask for the 60-days extension based on “visit family”
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Steve *******
Yes, by 60 days or 1 year
Nigel *********
Do you mean moving from non o multi entry to non o 1 year extension? Then yes.
Tember ******
@Nigel ********
yep, u have to show now 400k!Lily ********
ORIGINAL POSTER@Tember *****
The visa has only less than a month left before the expiry date. There is not enough time to have the money 2 months prior the application. Do you know what options are available in the meantime?Greg ***********
@Lily *******
if you do a border run before the visa validity expires, you will get stamped in for another 90-days stay permit. This will give you enough time to season 400.000.- THB in a Thai bank account in your sole name. However something in your post makes me wonder. If you are married to a Thai citizen, you do not need a financial proof for the application to the "1-year extension of stay based on being married to a Thai"Nigel *********
@Greg **********
good spot. Missed that.Graham ******
@Greg **********
Good point if the original Non-O Visa is not yet expired (Lily is a Thai asking for her farang husband)Nigel *********
@Lily *******
Lily Hemman no worries. You can get a 60 day visit family extension. That gives you time to season the money.Reply to
Nigel *********
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Lily ********
ORIGINAL POSTER@Nigel ********
Thank you for your reply. May I ask if you know the current rule about showing 400K? I heard that the amount is required to be showed in the account when applying for the extension but no need to have it 4 months in advance anymore. Is this correct?Nigel *********
@Lily *******
no worries. You can get a 60 day visit family extension. That gives you time to season the money.Mikkel *******
@Lily *******
it has never been 4 months. The money needs to be in the account for minimum 2 months before applying. No changes in that.Reply to
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