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Can I re-enter Thailand on a Non-O-A Visa before it expires if I leave by August 2, 2024?
Non-O-A VisaVisa validityThailand visa rulesExpats in ThailandImmigration proceduresInsurance requirements for Thai visas
May 29, 2024
2 years ago
Rich *******
ORIGINAL POSTERHi, I'm currently holding a Non-O-A Visa from Canada. I will need to leave Thailand by Aug 2, 2024. That is the expiry date of my insurance. However, the visa is still valid until Aug 21, 2024. So I can leave on Aug 2 and re-enter before Aug 21 to get another year. Is this correct? Also, I would need to show them a new insurance policy for the new year. Correct? Thank you.
TLDR : Answer Summary
You can leave Thailand by August 2, 2024, and re-enter before August 21, 2024, on your valid Non-O-A visa to get another year stamp. It's essential to have a new insurance policy effective from the entry date to meet the visa requirements.
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Bob **********
Yes and yes a new policy good for one year however if you only have less that’s what you’ll be stamped in for
Mario *********
That is it boy
Ellie *******
Correct.
You can enter on your valid Non-OA visa on or before the "must be used by" date to get another 1-year (maximum) entry stamp. To enter on a valid Non-OA, you need to have insurance coverage of more than one day as of the entry date. You will be stamped either an earlier date of: 365 days or insurance policy validity, the same way you entered for the first time.
You can enter on your valid Non-OA visa on or before the "must be used by" date to get another 1-year (maximum) entry stamp. To enter on a valid Non-OA, you need to have insurance coverage of more than one day as of the entry date. You will be stamped either an earlier date of: 365 days or insurance policy validity, the same way you entered for the first time.
Rich *******
ORIGINAL POSTERThank you Ellie. Nice and clear. Appreciate it.
Wannikea *********
@Rich ******
you'll also need a re-entry permit to keep your new stamp alive should you wish to travel outside Thailand.Reply to
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