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Can I extend my 90-day single entry non-immigrant O spouse visa for 60 days before applying for a one-year extension?

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Nov 15, 2020

5 years ago

Patrick ************

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I’m on a 90 day single entry non imm O spouse visa.  I want to know if I can extend this for 60 days before I apply for my one year extension?

Please no smart ass replies.  Thanks in advance if you know and share the answer!

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Yes, you can extend your 90-day single entry non-immigrant O visa for an additional 60 days before applying for a one-year extension. However, this extension can only be requested once per visa. It is recommended to file for this extension when you have 30 days or less remaining on your current visa stamp.

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Tod *********

You can indeed file for a 60 day visit thai family extension for 1900baht when your current 90 day entry stamp has 30 days or less left on it. :)

5 years ago

Stuey ******

Thanks for this question I just finished my quarantine 2 weeks ago and was wondering the same. I know you could before all this Covid shenanigans. / changed

5 years ago

Steven ***************

Yes, but only once per visa.

5 years ago

Steve *******

Yep

5 years ago

Bo ***********

Yes, you can.

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