If someone is on a non-O spousal visa (1 year) that expires in August, is it possible to get it extended?
Will another 1 year visa be granted?
Note: reentered thailand in mid July, and so passport is stamped with 90 day entry validity until mid October
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A non-O spousal visa can potentially be extended if the requirements for a 1-year extension based on marriage to a Thai citizen are met. This application should be made before the current visa's expiration. Alternatively, if no extensions have been utilized during the current entries, a visit to a Thai family can grant a 60-day extension. Another option is to do a 'border-bounce' to obtain another 90-day entry stamp just before the current visa expires.
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1. meet the requirements for a 1-year extension based on being a spouse to a Thai, you can apply for that at the end of the current stamp.
2. if you haven't taken one yet during you enteries with your current visa, visiting a Thai family extension for 60 days, you can apply for that at the end of the current stamp.
3. Border-bounce just before your visa expires, get one more 90 days entry stamp