I just received notification that my Non O retirement visa was approved. They sent me the E Visa to my e mail. Do I need to print that or just keep the e mail when I arrive to immigration. Also did I screw up on the timing as far as applying for the Non O. It says approved and shows expiration December 7th but my flight arrival is October 31.. I thought when approved it starts upon entry to Thailand. If thats the case do I have enough time to do the 1 year extension when I arrive? Thank you for your help.
TLDR : Answer Summary
The user received notification of their Non-O retirement visa approval and inquiries whether they need to print the e-visa sent via email for immigration purposes and if their visa timing is appropriate considering their flight date. Comments suggest that printing the e-visa is advisable to show upon arrival at immigration, although some users mention that having a digital copy can also work. They clarified that the expiration date on the visa does not impact the stay duration upon entering Thailand, which typically grants a 90-day permission to stay.
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