Hi all. I have a one year non-O based on marriage. If I start working (with a work permit, obviously!) and want to keep the non-O rather than switch to an extension of stay, will I still need to leave the country every 90 days? Thanks in advance!
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With a one-year Non-O visa based on marriage, you are required to leave Thailand every 90 days unless you switch to a yearly extension based on your marriage, which would remove that exit requirement. The extension is not dependent on employment.
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, IF you got an extension based on marriage to a thai, (which is the ONLY extension you can get off that O visa) and you lost your job, the extension would be fine. It wasn't issued based on employment, it was issued because you're married to a thai.
I always recommend people who are employed and married to thais to get the marriage extension rather than a Non-B and the employment extension just in case it doesn't work out with the job
One clarification: is it a simple walk thru a land border and walk back immediately or do you have to flight out? Do you have to be out a certain amount of time?
Adam ***********
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If I get the extension and the job doesn't work out I'd be back to square one right? 7 days to leave the country to get a new visa and so on?
cheers - I thought that was the case but thought I'd double check.
Tod *********
there is no problem keeping the year-long, multi-entry Non-O visa you're on and bouncing out/back in every 90 days AND holding a work permit and working
I know plenty of people who do that
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