(I'm an idiot for not remembering!)...US passport, multi entry non O visa, married to Thai National, visa expires mid August, last stamp in expired end of May... (I
believe) a few yrs ago I waited til the end of my visa, got my "extra" 90 days stamp then, at the end of those 90 days, I was able to pay XXXX baht for a 60(?) day extension AND THEN there was an option to pay x amount of baht for 30(?) days more... sorry for the long story but am I wishfully fabricating this story or is/was this an option?
Thanks very much for any insight and prayers for better days ahead for everyone!
TLDR : Answer Summary
The user seeks clarification regarding the possibility of extending their multi-entry Non-O visa, married to a Thai national, with mention of previous experiences of obtaining extra extensions. Several commenters provide insight, suggesting that while it's possible to extend the stay before the visa expiration by re-entering Thailand for a new 90-day stamp, the user cannot obtain an additional 30-day extension from the immigration office on a Non-O visa.
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