Can I extend my stay in Thailand after my Non B Visa expires?

Mar 29, 2022
3 years ago
Paul ************
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Hi guys,

Can someone help me sort this out?

I have a Non B Visa and am no longer working, and want to stay in Thailand, but I can't get a Covid Extension (it's been extended again), because of the Non B.

I just chatted with someone in the same situation, who left Thailand and went to Vietnam, came back in with a "30 Day Exemption Stamp". She claims she can extend her stay for 60 more days with a fee of 1,900 thb.

Is this a new policy?

Thanks
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TLDR : Answer Summary
The user is seeking clarification on extending their stay in Thailand after their Non B visa has expired, as they are no longer working and unable to apply for a COVID extension. They mention hearing about a friend who returned to Thailand from Vietnam with a 30-day exemption stamp and the possibility of extending their stay for an additional 60 days. Comments clarify that the user must first obtain a 30-day extension before being eligible to apply for a COVID extension, confirming there are recent updates to the visa policies regarding extensions.
Sopida ******************
Lyndon ************
You can now extend a non imm visa under the latest revised covid scheme.
Marguyvin **********
@Lyndon ***********
Where does it say that?
Lyndon ************
@MarGuyvin **
numerous posts listed today. Here's one from the 'other' visa group. Credit to Tod Daniels...
Marguyvin **********
Yeah, she mixed up the process. She would first need to pay 1900THB for the standard 30-day extension. THEN she could next pay another 1900THB and apply for the 60-day covid extension before 24-May. In total, if all goes successfully, she would have 120 days in Thailand:

30-days FREE visa exemption

30-days 1900THB extension of stay

60-days 1900THB covid extension of stay
Rogerio ******
@MarGuyvin **
Would you happen to know what the process is for the 'regular' visa extension in BKK?
Virgile ************
Nothing new about this. If you come to Thailand with no visa, you get 30 day (depending on your nationality) and you can get covid extension with that. You probably need to get 30 days extension first.
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