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Do I need to leave Thailand every 90 days with a NON O multiple entry visa based on marriage?
Apr 15, 2019
7 years ago
Chris ********
ORIGINAL POSTEROnce I get a one year NON O multiple entry based on marriage from savvenakhet do I have to leave the country every 90 days ?
Do I just go to a border and walk out and back in if this is the case ??
Thanks in advance
Do I just go to a border and walk out and back in if this is the case ??
Thanks in advance
TLDR : Answer Summary
Once you have a one-year NON-O multiple entry visa based on marriage, you do need to exit the country every 90 days. You can perform a border run by simply leaving Thailand and re-entering to reset your stay.
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Phil ******
And leave the country and come back in again just before the expiry date and you get another 90 days
Chris ********
ORIGINAL POSTER@Dominic ****
thanksFrank **************
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@Robert ******
pointed out, in Sisaket same. Plus the last day of your nearly 15 month get an extension from 60 days , for visiting family ( 1900 Baht) . Have done it the last 3 years.Dominic *****
@Chris *******
No new TM30 if no change in address. Just bring your passport with the new TM6 and prior TM30 receipt to Chiangmai Immigration by the next day. TM30 submission/update is available EVERY day, 0830-1600 hrs, even for announced office closures. Just went today.Chris ********
ORIGINAL POSTER@Robert ******
thank youRobert *******
In Chang Mai they enforce this. So after every new entry in Thailand you visit the Immigration Office to update.
Chris ********
ORIGINAL POSTERA new TM 30 after I come back even if it's the same address ? I live in Chiang Mai
Robert *******
No, depends on where you live. Some Immigration Offices want you to update your address registration every time you've been abroad.
Chris ********
ORIGINAL POSTER@Phil *****
ok thank youPhil ******
@Chris *******
yesChris ********
ORIGINAL POSTER@Phil *****
so I don't have to go to local immigration for the whole year ? Just in and out the countryReply to
Chris ********
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Phil ******
Yes that's exactly what you do.
Bram ***************
@Phil *****
not at poipet, they want you to spend one night in Cambodia.Chris ********
ORIGINAL POSTER@Phil *****
thank youReply to
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