Could an American expat, married to a Thai woman, apply for a family based Non-O visa, come in, and just before the 90 days expires, leave, then apply again for the same visa, and do this repeatedly? Will the embassy abroad or the IO tell him to get a yearly extension or else? Tnx.
PS. Have already extended five times in as many years, but the current 400k THB may have to be used for other necessities.
TLDR : Answer Summary
The user is inquiring if an American expat married to a Thai woman can apply for a family-based Non-O visa, leave Thailand before the 90-day deadline, and reapply for the same visa repeatedly. Discussions highlight the necessity of meeting visa requirements, including maintaining the required 400k THB in a bank account for visa application or extension. Several comments suggest that attempting to apply for back-to-back Non-O visas may lead to complications with immigration authorities.
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