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Can I Extend My 90-Day Non-O Visa for Child's Birth?

Non-O Visa Visa Extension Child Birth Visa

Jul 15, 2020

6 years ago

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@[Robert Rosenthal]([members only]) Got  in on a 90 day Non O single entry for a child birth at Samitivej that  expired in May. Not sure if we were entitled to extend with that?  Certainly did not. Was aiming to go to immigration next week to inquire  if we can extend before July 31. Sounds like the answer is No?

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The original poster is inquiring about the possibility of extending their 90-day Non-O single entry visa, which expired in May. There is a suggestion in the comments about being able to apply for a 60-day extension at the immigration office before the amnesty period ends, which seems necessary for staying in Thailand. Further context is provided about the child's nationality, indicating it affects the visa situation.

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@Robert **********

you do have a half thai baby right?

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Geoff **********

Is the child Thai (ie Thai mother)? Cant tell from question?

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You can definitely apply for a 60 day visit thai family extension at the immigration office for 1900baht

You would need to do it BEFORE amnesty runs out because that's all that's letting you be here right now

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Robert ***********

sorry to hi jack. Also just to confirm we came here for medical purposes to have a baby. It’s a bit different than family visit.

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Tod *********

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and PLEASE, do NOT hi-jack threads

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