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Does a 1-Year Non-O Visa Extension Require a Border Run Every 90 Days?

Non-O Visa Visa Extension 90-Day Reporting

Apr 13, 2020

6 years ago

Tod *********

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@[Pakorn Thanapluetiwong]([members only])

 Does 1-year visa extension for non-o require border run every 90 days?

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TLDR : Answer Summary

A 1-year extension of stay for a Non-O visa does not require a border run every 90 days. Instead, holders of the extension must perform 90-day reporting without leaving the country. This distinguishes it from a multi-entry Non-O visa, which allows holders to stay for 90 days per entry and requires exit and re-entry for all subsequent stays.

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Dennis *************

Got Multi non o, visa run should be

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, i guess i just wait to

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and see what they say

6 years ago

Dennis *************

I thought extensions was running out

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, sorry, i will wait to

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thx

6 years ago

Tod *********

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why not just go in BEFORE the stamp expires and apply for a 60 day visit thai family extension based on marriage to a thai OR see if you're good without doing anything until the 30th?

Why would you wait until the 27th?

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Erwin ******

On the year-multi-Non-O visa, do you get 90days when you enter back on the last day the visa is valid? So in total you can use it 15 months to stay in Thailand?

6 years ago

Werner *******

Theoretically, you can extend that visa one time for 2 months, so you could turn that 15 months into 17...

6 years ago

Tod *********

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correct, (y) the visa is good for unlimited entries during the time it's valid for (a year from the date it was issued) <- meaning IF you exit and re-entry one more time just before the visa itself expired you will get a new 90 day stamp, taking you to 15 months of stay on a year long visa.

6 years ago

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Pakorn *****************

Thanks a lot!

6 years ago

Tod *********

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The difference between a yearly extension of stay <- (that you get from the immigration office) and a year-long, multi-entry VISA <-that you buy from a thai consulate in another country is on an extension you do 90 day reporting and do NOT need to leave the country BUT on that year-multi-Non-O visa you only get stamped in for 90 days at a time

6 years ago

Frank ********

Simple and nice explanation , thanks Tod

6 years ago

Jay *****

@Tod ********

- so do you need to go to immigration office and extend the 90 day stamp or can stay the 12 months and they ignore it at next exit...

I’ve always done a road border run every 90 days to get a new stamp as frankly going to the bkk immigration office is harder 😂

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