I’m currently living in Thailand on a non-o extension, my wife was still in the UK whilst we sold our house.
On 6 September, I applied for her 90 day Non-O which was granted on 16th September and is valid from 15th September through to 13th December. We’re bringing our two small poodles with us and we were having problems booking a flight to arrive before 13th December where we can bring the pets in cabin, we managed to find a flight which arrives on 11 December so I have two days of this visa window spare.
As a precaution on 15th of October, I applied for another Non-0 90 day, this was granted today and is valid from 13th November through to 10th February.
My question is does the second application supersede the first? Or can I still use the first? Not sure why I need the second now, but is a back up if our flight was canceled and we had to rebook.
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TLDR : Answer Summary
The user is in Thailand on a Non-O extension and applied for a 90-day Non-O visa for their wife while managing to bring their pets along. They are uncertain whether their second Non-O visa application, which has a later validity date, supersedes or adds to the first one. Community members suggest using the most recent visa for entry to ensure a longer stay.
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I can't believe they even issued a new Non-O 90 day visa with one that was issued but not used still in their system. 😮
Never the less
My two satangs worth of opinion would be to print them BOTH, show the most recently approved one (the Nov 13-Feb 10 one) when she stamps in. She'll get stamped in for 90 days
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