Can I get a re-entry permit for a single Non-Imm Type O Visa that hasn’t been extended to a year yet?
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Yes, you can get a re-entry permit for a Non-Immigrant Type O Visa that hasn't been extended to a year yet. As long as you have the correct non-O stamp in your passport, you can be stamped back in with your existing allowed stay date. However, if you applied for the non-O visa within Thailand and haven't received your stamp yet, you technically don't have the visa until the stamp is issued, which could affect your ability to travel.
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Make sure you actually have a non-O stamp in your passport. If you got the non-O outside of Thailand you should be fine. If you applied for the non-O inside of Thailand, though, you would not actually be on the non-O until you get your stamp a few weeks after all the paperwork is accepted. In that consideration period you don't actually have a visa, so if you leave your non-O application is forfeited.
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Yes. You get stamped back in with your existing “allowed to stay date”
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