Just arrived yesterday from the US on 90 day non-O supposed to be for marriage. Bangkok Immigration just stamped it for 90 days to Dec 1st and reason was just Non Imm-O. No marriage or retired. I brought it to her attention and she argued that it would be fine. Can I get this fixed at the Udon Thani Immigration? My Visa application was for visiting Thai family for over 60 days and it states that.
TLDR : Answer Summary
The user recently arrived in Thailand on a 90-day Non-O visa for marriage purposes but received a stamp indicating a general Non-O status. Despite concerns, it seems the stamp is valid for the 90 days and reflects the Non-O visa the user entered with. Other commenters noted that when applying for an extension, the user's marriage visa application documents will clarify the purpose. The user is wondering if they can correct the visa status at Udon Thani Immigration.
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