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Do I Need to Renew My Non-O Visa Sticker After Getting an Extension Based on Marriage?

NON-O Visa Visa Extension Marriage Visa

Aug 6, 2020

6 years ago

Derick ******

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Hi friends just a little confused about visa and extensions as it's my first.

- Currently holding a non-o multi visa expires on 05 Dec 2020

- Currently on Amnesty since march planning to do a 1 year extension based on marriage.

- Currently seasoning 400thb in Bank (17th September will be 2months)

So after doing the extension my stay would be extended to 1 year, which I would be given the extension stamp.

Do I need to renew the visa "sticker" as my current sticker ends on Dec. Or is the stamp enough till the next time I plan to do another extension.

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TLDR : Answer Summary

The individual is confused about whether they need to renew their Non-O visa sticker after applying for a one-year extension based on marriage, especially since their current visa expires in December. A comment advises that once the extension is granted, the extension stamp is sufficient for their stay, and they do not need to renew the visa sticker.

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Robert *******

If you apply for the 1 year Extension of Stay, you can stay until the permitted up to ../../.. date in that big stamp,

You do not have to do anything with the visa, it will expire and stay in your passport as memory.

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