Multi entry non O visa, married to Thai National, visa expires mid August, last stamp in expired end of May...can I still pay the XXXX baht at local immigration for 60 (& then 30) day extension?
TLDR : Answer Summary
The user inquires about extending their Multi-Entry Non-O visa, which is expiring mid-August, and whether they can still pay for a 60-day extension at local immigration despite their last entry stamp having expired at the end of May. Commenters suggest considering amnesty, applying for an annual extension based on marriage to a Thai national, or attempting to extend their stay based on documentation.
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