Hi all, went to extend my none o a while back and was in short told not to bother and go home, anyway it’s well over so I’m overstaying but obviously not with the amnesty, however I want to know can I still update 60 days as normal or am I too past the date now? I went in time but was told to go home bassicly? I don’t know if I can extend 60 days from when it ran out or if I’m going home end of July now? I don’t think it matters? But I have a none o on the basis I have a child in school here who is Thai/English however weirdly it’s classed as him being here in a priv school , not fully sure but it’s not for marriage although I don’t think that matters it’s a none o, I have two kids in school so I really want to get it sorted or at least plan, btw my none o allows me to get 60 days extension as opposed to the usual 30 here is a pic of my passport visa , I know a lot are in worse situations then me wanting to see there kids etc so hope it’s sorted soon, appreciate any replies or help in advance cheers
TLDR : Answer Summary
The user is seeking clarification about extending their Non-O visa, which has expired after being advised previously not to renew due to COVID-19 restrictions. They express concern about overstaying their visa and whether they can still apply for a 60-day extension associated with their visa. Community members provide insights that, despite the visa expiration, it may still be possible to extend the visa based on family connections in Thailand, especially considering the amnesty period. However, ambiguities and potential complications are discussed regarding immigration office procedures and documents required.
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