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How do I count the 90 days on a Non O visa for my Thai wife starting from arrival?

Non-O Visa 90 Day Reporting Thai Visa Rules Visa Entry Passport Stamp

Jan 17, 2023

3 years ago

Julie ****

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Hi guys bit confused that how to count the visa 90 day/Non O Thai wife, it's from date arrival isn't it?

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The countdown for the 90 days on a Non O visa starts from the day you enter Thailand, which is considered day one. It's important to refer to the stamp in your passport for the specific date when your 90-day period begins.

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3 years ago

Julie ****

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Brandon ************

There are 2 dates that are important when it comes to a visa.

There is going to be a date on the visa that says when you can use it until. You must enter Thailand by that date to use your visa.

Once you enter Thailand, you will get 90 days from that day. The day you enter counts as day 1.

3 years ago

Julie ****

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@Brandon ***********

let say visa can use till 17 April and I plan to enter on 1 March so, they will count on, Thanks for the information.

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yes you will get 90 days from 1 March. The day you enter is day 1 for counting

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Jared **********

dont be like me and google 90 days from your entry date 🥴

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