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Can I apply for a Non-IMM O 90 visa in Thailand immediately after entering on a 60-day visa exempt stamp?

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Jul 26, 2025

9 months ago

Katherine ********

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A follow-up question if I may, as the advice was very helpful last time! I just entered Thailand yesterday on 60 day visa exempt stamp, can I apply for a Non-IMM O 90 visa anytime or do I have to wait a certain number of days? Also, how long does this take to process? 

I ask as I am on a bit of a timeline, trying to get the 90 day, then wait, then apply for yearly extension on marriage, before I go to UK for Christmas! The months fly by. Thank you so much.

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TLDR : Answer Summary

The user has entered Thailand on a 60-day visa exempt stamp and is asking if they can apply for a Non-IMM O 90-day visa right away. The response confirms they can apply anytime now, as long as they have sufficient days left on their current stamp (at least 15/21 days). Additionally, it is recommended to obtain a re-entry permit if planning to leave Thailand after getting the visa.

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John *******

If you're going back to UK for a while after getting an O visa, don't forget to get a re-entry permit before you leave Thailand. I lost my second 12-month OA visa because nobody told me that I needed a re-entry permit. It clearly said "Multiple Entry" on the visa stamp so I assumed it meant multiple entry.

9 months ago

Katherine ********

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@John ******

thanks- yes I won’t be making this mistake twice! I’ve never forgotten in a decade so I’ll remember next time.

9 months ago

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Ellie *******

So, you are going to apply for an initial in-country Non-O visa based on marriage to a Thai male. You can apply for it anytime now, as long as you still have

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days (depending on your local office) remaining with your current stamp.

You don't have to wait for a specific time.

9 months ago

Katherine ********

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@Ellie ******

many thanks! That helps a lot

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