Can I Extend My 90-Day Non-O Visa in Thailand and What Paperwork is Required?

Mar 1, 2020
5 years ago
Colin ********
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Hi I am arriving Bangkok from UK in April I have a pensioner 90 day non o visa can this visa be extended in Thailand and for how long and what paper work would I need to do that thanks
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You can extend your 90-day Non-O visa in Thailand for an additional year if you meet the requirements. Typically, this involves applying at your local Immigration Office after 60 days of your initial stay. You will need to provide evidence of financial stability, such as maintaining at least 800,000 THB in a Thai bank account for a minimum of two months prior to your application.
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Robert *******
As you described, you have the Single Entry Non Immigrant O visa based on 50 years of age. On entry you get 90 days of stay and after 60 days you can apply at your local Immigration Office for the 1 year Extension of Stay based on being over 50 years of age.

Be aware that the used method of money in the bank is at least 2 months prior application date a minimum of 800.000 Thb in a Thai bank account on your name.
Benjamin ******
I don't know what a "pensioner 90 day non-o visa" is. I'm assuming this is a 90 day Non-O visa based on being 50 years old or older, and that you meet the minimum requirements for a year long extension of stay.

Is that correct?

Plus, if you are planning on getting that extension of stay, which immigration office are you planning on using?
Reiner *********
@Benjamin *****
well it's simple called a retired visa .....
Benjamin ******
@Colin *******
That's a new one for me.
@Robert ******
, James Miller, can you help?

But, different immigration offices have different rules to apply for the extension of stay; which immigration office do you want to use?
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