Hi, I had a multi-entry non O visa based on marriage to Thai that is now expired. I previously extended it on the basis of ‘visit Thai family’. I am now coming up to the time of having to extend again. My question is, can I extend a second time for ‘visit Thai family’ or do I have to use ‘unable to travel due to covid’?
Immigration office is Cheangwattana.
TLDR : Answer Summary
A user inquired about extending their expired multi-entry non O visa based on marriage to a Thai national. They previously extended this visa for visiting family and were unsure if they could do so again or if they needed to apply under COVID-19 provisions. Responses indicated that only one 60-day family visit extension is allowed per arrival, and suggested seeking a one-year extension or consulting with the Cheangwattana Thai Immigration office regarding potential COVID extensions.
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