Morning people.
I am on a year extension of stay based on marriage and my visa is based on my business and work permit earnings meaning I don't show the lump sum every year.
If I was to leave Thailand and my extension of stay runs out do I just come back on a single entry non o and then reapply for an extension of stay based on marriage again but just show the lump sum this time?
This is based on the fact that my business will most probably close.
I understand that it may not be easy to get back into the country for a while as I will have no visa or work permit.
I just want to know that it's OK to just let my current visa run out but then come back and reapply for a new extension of stay process?
TLDR : Answer Summary
The user is currently on a year extension of stay based on marriage and asks if they can let this visa expire while leaving Thailand, then return on a single entry Non-O visa to reapply for an extension based on marriage later. Responses suggest applying for a new 90-day Non-O visa upon return and then reapplying for the extension of stay before the new visa expires. Some commenters emphasize the importance of obtaining a re-entry stamp before leaving to simplify the process.
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