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Can I bounce and get a 90-day extension before my non-B visa expires?

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Aug 16, 2018

7 years ago

Tommi **********

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Hi guys,  my 1 year multiple non-b expires 21.11. And my 3 months comes up 11.11. Can i still do a bounce and get 90 days,  or should i already apply for another 1 year visa? This is my first 1 year non-b so not sure how it is. My WP is valid until 2020.

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The post discusses options for extending a one-year NON-B visa, which is set to expire soon. The original poster asks if they can do a visa 'bounce' to receive another 90 days or if they should apply for another one-year visa. Comments suggest that with a valid work permit, applying for an Extension of Stay could be a more viable option.

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Henry *********

With a work permit valid until 2020, why not just get an annual Extension of Stay?

7 years ago

Tod *********

@He***

, the requirements for a yearly extension are FAR more stringent than what is normally needed at a thai consulate to get a year-long, multi-entry Non-B visa.

Many, MANY companies send their employees out of the country to get a visa like that rather than jump thru the hoops at the immigration office for a yearly extension of stay.

7 years ago

Tommi **********

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Henry Durrant thanks, i will ask my accountant about that.

7 years ago

Henry *********

@Tommi *********

Much the same as when applying for a non-B. Costs 1,900 baht and can be done at your Immigration office in Thailand. I don't have the links, but I'm sure someone will post them.

7 years ago

Tommi **********

ORIGINAL POSTER

What are the requirements for that?

7 years ago

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Tommi **********

Tod *********

If you bounce out and back in on the 11th (the date your current admitted until stamp expires) you will get stamped in for another 90 days; taking you to almost 15 months in country on that visa.

7 years ago

Tommi **********

ORIGINAL POSTER

Wow, that was fast. Thanks Tod!

7 years ago

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Tommi **********

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