Hi Todd and all,
American Passport holder. Most recent visa was a 1 year Non-O multiple entry that expired Sep 1st 2020. I have been on Covid amnesty and then 60 day Covid stamps ever since. My most recent stamp is a Covid 60 day stamp that will expire Nov 25.
I had planned to go with my wife this Friday the 12th to apply for a 1 year extension based on marriage. We have all our documents, money is seasoned in the bank, etc. My concern is that I didn't consider the amount of days left on my current stamp. Will the 15/30 days left on current stamp requirement apply to me considering I've previously been on a Non-O visa -> covid stamps -> and am now essentially requesting an extension on that previous existing visa?
Chaeng Wattana immigration. I have already used the 'visiting family' extension on this visa.
Thanks in advance for any advice/insight.
TLDR : Answer Summary
An American passport holder currently on a 60-day Covid stamp expiring soon seeks advice on applying for a one-year extension based on marriage. The individual has a history of holding a Non-O multiple entry visa and has been on Covid amnesty. Community members have indicated that there should not be any issues applying for the marriage extension, but the new extension might start from the application date rather than extending the current stamp.
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