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Can I change the 90-day exit requirement for my Non-O visa and extend it before it expires?

Non-O Visa Visa Extension 90-Day Exit Rule Thailand Immigration UK Expat Visa Issues

Feb 1, 2024

10 months ago

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Hi looking for some help. Two questions? 😊

1. We are from UK and were given a non O visa for one year , but we need to leave every 90 days, is there anyway to change this ? We have left twice already!

2. This visa runs out in May , how do we extend the visa by a few months ?

Thanks in advance

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The user is seeking assistance with two questions related to their Non-O visa in Thailand. They want to know if there is a way to change the requirement of leaving every 90 days and how to extend their visa, which expires in May.

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James ********

You have a one year multiple entry Non O Visa... you must leave Thailand every 90 days.

If you look at the ENDING DATE of the Visa... you say it's in May.

IF you leave Thailand and re-enter Thailand before the last date in May as shown on the visa, you will be stamped in for another 90 days.

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Louise *******

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oh that’s good that should cover us.

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James ********

You say WE... WHO IS... WE ?

And are all on a Non O Visa?

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Louise *******

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yeah my partner and I , both given same visa

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James ********

thank you 👍 Enjoy your trip.

Another option for Future trips...the METV multiple entry tourist visa. With planning it can get you up to 9 months stay in Thailand with a couple simple border bounce, by land or air, out and re-enter...each time you get 60 days STAMP plus one 30 day extension of stay at your local Thai Immigration office for 1900 Thai baht.

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James ********

How long are you really wanting to stay in Thailand?

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Louise *******

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I took year off work go back beginning of July 😊

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