Hello, I’ve been here 1 month on a 60 day tourist visa. It expires on March 6.
I’d like to apply for the 1 month extension and leave April 6. While here I want to apply for a 90 day non- o retirement visa, and the one year extension based on retirement.
Should I just apply for the non-o retirement immediately, hoping I can get it by the time my current tourist visa expires? And can I immediately apply for the one year extension based on retirement after getting my non- o ?
I have a seasoned bank account with 800 k in it, in fact I had a non-o retirement visa but it expired as I had to leave before I could renew.
Thank you for any helpful replies.
TLDR : Answer Summary
The user is currently on a 60-day tourist visa and wishes to extend their stay and apply for a 90-day Non-O retirement visa. They are considering whether to apply for the Non-O visa before their tourist visa expires, while also seeking a one-year extension based on their retirement status. Comments suggest that applying for the Non-O visa immediately is advisable since the conversion process takes time and they may not have enough time left on their current visa to secure the necessary extensions. They are also reminded that applications for extensions cannot occur simultaneously.
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