Hello, I did a quick search on the forum and found VERY valuable advise but I couldn't find my specific case.
We will arrive to Thailand in May so we went to an honorary Thai Consulate in El Salvador (my neighbor country) today and this is what we got: My wife got a Non-immigrant ED Visa (she will study full time in Bangkok for 7 months) and I got a Non-Immigrant O Visa. Both are single-entry and are valid for 30 days starting the day we enter. Do you think she can get a one year extension and based on that I can also get a one year extension? We would also like to buy the multiple re-entry permits to travel during the weekends when we are able to. Thank you very much!
TLDR : Answer Summary
The user is seeking information about extending their visas after arriving in Thailand. The wife holds a Non-Immigrant ED Visa for full-time studying and is inquiring about getting a one-year extension. The husband has a Non-Immigrant O Visa and seeks an extension based on marriage. Comments suggest that while the initial visas are single-entry valid for 30 days, typically, they will receive a 90-day stamp upon entry. Extensions are usually granted based on documentation from the educational institution and proof of marriage. Multiple re-entry permits are available, but users must apply for new ones with each extension.
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