Hi Guys. I tried to search this query and couldn't find an answer so I wanted to ask.
I know it's a long shot but has anybody had, or heard of, someone being allowed to extend a 60 day extension for a second time in a row?
I am on a NON O visa through marriage and I extended it for 60 days in January in Sriracha Immigration. This is going to run out March 8th and I was planning (have flights and hotels booked and paid for) on going to Vietnam on the 7th.
Now that Vietnam is on the "quarantined list", if I go, my wife and son can't go to work or school for 2 weeks after.
So I was wondering if immigration allow a second 60 day extension in a row if the circumstances allow?
Thanks ahead for any advice.
TLDR : Answer Summary
The post seeks advice regarding the possibility of extending a NON-O visa based on marriage for a second consecutive 60 days after already having extended it once. The query arises from potential travel complications due to Vietnam being on a quarantined list, which would affect the author's family. Responses indicate that while some immigration offices may allow one extension per entry, others restrict the option to one extension per visa validity period. Thus, the author is advised to check their local immigration office's policies.
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