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Can I apply for a 90-day Non-O visa in Thailand after extending my tourist exemption?
Apr 11, 2022
4 years ago
James *******************
ORIGINAL POSTERJust extended my tourist exemption for another 30 days. Done all the paperwork to be able to marry my Thai girlfriend soon. Doing it this month but I just wanted to check I can apply for a 90 day o visa. As what was stamped in my passport seems strict.
TLDR : Answer Summary
A user recently extended their tourist exemption for an additional 30 days and is preparing to marry their Thai girlfriend. They seek clarification on the possibility of applying for a 90-day Non-O visa, as the current stamp in their passport appears strict. Community responses indicate that, contrary to some previous beliefs, it is indeed possible to apply for a Non-O visa within Thailand, especially since immigration rules have become more accommodating post-COVID.
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Supposed to be done out of country. But just like everything else in Thailand. It only depends on who you know.
Nick ****************
If you want a non o based on marriage I believe you must apply initially in your home country. Then you can extend it here as long as you have the funds etc.
Garrett ***********
@Nick ***************
No, you can apply for Non-Os in Thailand and transition from a tourist visa or visa exempt. Only Non-Bs cannot be obtained in country (and they sometimes can).Mike ********
@Garrett **********
Wonder if all this will ever go back to the way it was (border runs and stuff). In-country visa exchanges are pretty convenient..😂😂Garrett ***********
@Mike *******
There's no reason why they shouldn't be done in country. Idk I guess we'll seeReply to
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Bruno ********
@Garrett **********
Currently going through Non-B + work permit in country. I’ll know more Saturday.Garrett ***********
@Bruno *******
Yeah immigration been better about doing them in country since covid, still hit or miss though. Non-Os 100% can get in country though.Reply to
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Rick *******
Ya what paper do you need to get married in Thailand
Patrick ***********
What paperwork did you do and need to marry ?
MacQuen ******
How did u do it? What are the paperwork u summited?
Garrett ***********
That's a normal extension stamp, you're fine.
James *******************
ORIGINAL POSTER@Garrett **********
Thank you.Reply to
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