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Can I apply for a Non-O visa 3-7 days before my current visa expires?

Non-O Visa 90 Days Visa Retirement Visa Visa Application Rules Visa Expiration Thai Immigration Border Bounce

Feb 12, 2023

3 years ago

Ellie *******

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Andre Fran, wtote, 

(you better to make your own post)

Tod Daniels My TR Visa + 30 day extension will be expired on Feb 28,  Can I go immigration to apply Non-O 90 days Visa for 1 year retirement VISA 3-7 days before my Visa expires ? I mean 3-7 days lead time is sufficient?

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TLDR : Answer Summary

Tod Daniels is inquiring whether he can apply for a Non-O visa for retirement purposes 3-7 days before his current TR visa expires on February 28. The community responses clarify that he cannot apply within that timeframe as there are minimum time requirements; specifically, he needs at least 15 days remaining in Bangkok or 21 days in Chiang Mai on his current visa to apply. The suggestion for him is to leave Thailand and re-enter to obtain the necessary stamp.

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3 years ago

Graham ******

Are you married to a Thai or a parent to a Thai child?

Andre ******

I am not , Thanks

Graham ******

OK so you do have to leave and re-enter

3 years ago

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Toby *******

Not a chance. You will need to leave and re enter.

3 years ago

Andre ******

@Toby ******

I see, Thanks

3 years ago

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Ellie *******

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@Tod ********

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Nope that's not gonna work at all Andre Fran

There is a minimum number of days you have to have left on your current stamp to apply for the in country Non-O visa. In Bangkok you need a minimum of 15 days, in Chiang Mai you need a minimum of 21 so you need to get after it.

There is no wiggle room on this, you have the required days left on your entry stamp (visa exempt or tourist visa) or the 30 day extension from it or you don't get to apply for the in country Non-O visa

3 years ago

Andre ******

@Ellie ******

Thank you very much

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