Currently on a non-o M (spouse), on the last stamp that expires dec. 6 and am from the USA - thinking of what to do next. I have only ever done the M entry so single entry is new territory that I am not very familiar with. Can I apply for year extension with the income affidavit from US consulate at immigration before this stamp runs out, or will I need to go an apply for a new non-o single entry out of country and then apply for extension at immigration?
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The user is currently on a Non-O (Marriage) visa set to expire on December 6. They inquire if it's possible to apply for a one-year extension using an income affidavit from the US consulate while still in Thailand, or if they must first obtain a new single entry visa from outside the country before applying for the extension. Comments advise that extensions can be applied for up to 30 days before expiration and clarify that once an extension is granted, there are no entries associated unless re-entry permits are purchased.
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