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Can I stay in Thailand with a valid 90-day stamp after my Non-O visa expires?

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Aug 28, 2018

8 years ago

Francesco ******

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Hello, quick question.

My 1 year multiple entry non o visa will expire mid of September, but i got my new 90 days in august, so i am allowed to stay here until end of October as per stamp on my passport right?just wondering if it may interfere with the non o visa once it expire.Thank you!

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Your 1-year multiple entry Non-O visa will expire in mid-September. However, since you received a new 90-day entry stamp in August, you are allowed to stay in Thailand until the end of October. It's important to note that your stay is based on the stamp, not the expiration of your visa, so you can remain in the country until the date indicated on the stamp, even if it exceeds the validity of your Non-O visa.

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You get on entry 90 days Admitted to Stay, so you can even make a border run on the last day of Enter before/Valid Until date on your visa to get a new 90 day of stay. You are allowed to stay till the last date in the stamp Admitted until stamp, even when this is past the validity of your visa.

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Thank you

. As usual you are very helpful.

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Jackie ******

wow, now that is interesting. thanks RL, good 2 know. jb

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