I entered the Kingdom through Laos with a e-Visa, a 90 day single entry non-O taking care of my Thai children. I live in Thailand but work abroad on a six weeks rotation.
Can I change this Visa to a non-O multiple entry 1 year Visa??
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The individual inquired about the possibility of converting their e-Visa, a 90-day single-entry non-O visa, into a one-year multiple-entry non-O visa while taking care of their Thai children. Comments reveal confusion regarding this process, with one user strongly advising against it and suggesting that the individual could only apply for a yearly extension at an immigration office close to the expiry of their current visa. They also outlined the necessary steps for obtaining the extension and the importance of timing to ensure the application occurs while physically present in Thailand.
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You got a 90 day entry stamp when you came into the country with that visa
You can apply for a yearly extension at MOST offices when you have 30 days or less left on that 90 day stamp.
You need to meet the financial and documentation requirements at your immigration office and apply for the year extension for 1900baht.
Once the extension is granted you could apply for a multiple re-entry permit 3800baht (the extension and the re-entry permit are two completely different things) <- after you do that then you can exit/re-enter the country the whole year and get stamped in until the yearly extension expires every time
The real question is,
Can you time it so you're IN thailand when your 90 day stamp runs down enough so you can apply for the year extension?
You'd probably have to get a single re-entry permit (which would keep this 90 day stamp valid when you exit) and then 6 weeks later when you come back you'd get stamped in for the same expiration date (the date you got when you entered the country on the 90 day Non-O visa)
then you could apply for the extension at your immigration office
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