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How long will my visa be valid for after switching from a Tourist Visa to a Non-O based on Marriage in Thailand?

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Dec 12, 2023

a year ago

Martin *****

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I entered via Tourist Visa 60 days and would be changing my visa to a Non-O based on Marriage. (90 days)

Would like to know if immigration will add only 30 days to my 60 days or 90 days to my visa after the change? Since its a change of Visa and not an extension.

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Upon changing your visa from a Tourist Visa to a Non-O visa based on marriage, you will be granted a 90-day validity for the new Non-O visa. This will be processed as a new issuance rather than an extension, meaning you will receive the full 90 days.

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Mick *********

you will get an extension of 60 days first,then apply for 90 day non-O visa

a year ago

Ellie *******

@Mick ********

, OP doesn't need to apply for 60 days extension unless he needs to have more time AND he already applied for 30 days tourism extension

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Lloyd ********

you will get 90 days as you will be issued a new single entry Non-O (which will be used the second you get it).

a year ago

Martin *****

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@Lloyd *******

Thank you🙂

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