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Do I need to leave Thailand after 90 days on a Non-O multi-entry visa to get another 90-day stamp?

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Oct 11, 2022

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Hello, I’m just wanting to check if I’m right in thinking that when my 12 month Non O multi entry visa first stamp of 31st October comes around that I need to leave the country and then re enter to get another 90 day stamp ?

Many thanks for any assistance 🙏🏼

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The user is seeking clarification on the procedure of a 12-month Non-O multi-entry visa, specifically regarding the need to leave Thailand to obtain a new 90-day stamp after the first entry's expiration on October 31.

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James ********

What important is the VISA EXPIRATION DATE .... when it was Issued.

WHAT does your one year multi entry Non O Visa say on the visa?

It's NOT 🚫 one year from your FIRST Entry into Thailand using the visa.

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, July 2023 James

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✌🏻, perfect , thanx so much James 🙏🏼

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Jeff *******

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So after the 90 days I have to exit the country ? ie the first stamp I have is 31st October

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James ********

Yes you will need to leave Thailand...called a border bounce And re-enter to get a New 90 Day stamp.

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Each time you re-enter Thailand with that Visa you are STAMPED in for 90 days.

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