Xyer Zues asked in a topic about Multiple Entry Visa: [Xyer Zues](https://www.facebook.com/xyer.zues.9) Visa expires on feb 3 how early can I go to the office to extend visa

How Early Can I Extend My Visa Before Expiration in Thailand?

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Jan 17, 2020

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Xyer Zues asked in a topic about Multiple Entry Visa: 

[Xyer Zues]([members only]) Visa expires on feb 3 how early can I go to the office to extend visa

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Xyer Zues inquired about the earliest date to extend their visa before it expires on February 3rd, 2020. A comment sought clarification regarding the exact expiration date and the type of visa held.

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Xyer Zues, Is the date in the stamp Admitted Until 03 Feb 2020?

Or is the Valid until or Enter Before date on your visa 03 Feb 2020?

And what kind of visa do you have?

And what is the country of origin or your passport?

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