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Can I redact bank account numbers when applying for a Non-O visa and what are the re-entry rules on this visa?

Non-O Visa Visa Application Bank Statement Requirements Re-Entry Permit Visa Rules in Thailand Immigration Policies

Aug 19, 2025

2 months ago

Colin ***********

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Hello people, applying for nonO ,a couple of questions 1, when applying can you delete your account numbers (bank statements)?or is it safe to leave in going through the embassy?

2, how many times can you come and Go on the Visa if you leave country before 90 days with a re entry stamp,? Kapuncap 🙏

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TLDR : Answer Summary

When applying for a Non-O visa, it's acceptable to redact your bank account numbers as long as your name is visible. However, some consulates may require full visibility and can request additional documentation if needed. Regarding re-entry on the Non-O visa, it's a single entry valid for 90 days. You can leave and re-enter during this period by purchasing a re-entry permit, which costs 1,000 baht for single entry and 3,800 baht for multiple entries. Note that a re-entry permit does not extend the 90-day duration of your visa.

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Tod *********

You can redact them as long as your name is there BUT if they need the copies with the account number they'll send you a request for more documentation. Some consulates are okay with you doing it and some are not

As far as once you get a 90 day Non-O visa, it's a single entry, you're stamped in for 90 days, if you need to leave/come back during that 90 days you'd buy a re-entry permit either at the immigration office where you live or at the airport when you fly out.

You can do it as much as you want (single re-entry is 1000baht multiple re-entry is 3800baht)

Remember though having a re-entry permit doesn't add time to your existing stamp, when you come back in you'd get stamped until the expiration of the original 90 day entry stamp

2 months ago

Tod *********

Colin Mcdougall keep in mind if you show up on a 90-day non-o you don't have a lot of time to get your ducks in a row and get the money in the bank because the funds have to be seasoned for 2 months before you can apply for the extension

so that gives you 30 days of that 90-day stamp that you get when you come in to find a bank bank the money and then let the funds sit for 2 months so you can apply for the extension

2 months ago

Colin ***********

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@Tod ********

hi Todd follow your group and posts,, the reason being that I've been to Thailand holiday! (Chiang Mia)Just wondering about looking around the different area's, before committing to the deposit for extension looking around as maybe a month here and a month there, as I've always had a tendency to find somewhere and make my stay . Have a few Old aquatinances that I'd like to visit so hence the question about time frame with the non O regarding come and Go, thankyou for your feedback regards Colin

2 months ago

Colin ***********

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Got it 🙏✌️

2 months ago

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