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How many times can you apply for the 90-day Non-O visa in Thailand after returning to the UK?

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Jul 12, 2025

23 days ago

Ar *******

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How many times can you apply for the 90 day non o visa ? If a person came into Thailand on this visa from uk and went back to uk after the 90 days could they then after a month apply for another 90 day non o visa ?

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TLDR : Answer Summary

You can apply for the 90-day Non-O visa multiple times, as long as the embassy continues to grant it to you. A suggestion is made to consider the O-A visa, which offers a 12-month multi-entry option with the possibility of extending it further. Some users question the need to pursue the Non-O visa if only staying for short periods.

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Psyde ********

Yes

21 days ago

Stephen ********

If you're only staying 90 days at a time, why even go down the Non-O route?

23 days ago

Charlie ********

I agree with Brandon but if that’s your plan why not get the O-A? You would need to get health insurance, police check and health certificate but that gives you 12 month multi entry on one application and if you renew your insurance after 12 months and buy a re entry permit also after 12 months you effectively have a 24 month visa. Just an idea.

23 days ago

Gerg **********

@Charlie *******

I don’t think you need a re entry permit if you leave and come back before the visa expires. OA is a multi entry visa.

23 days ago

Charlie ********

@Gerg *********

yes that’s correct for the first 12 months but you will need a re entry permit in the second 12 months is what I meant.

23 days ago

Gerg **********

@Charlie *******

Okay, now we’re agreeing lol.

23 days ago

Charlie ********

@Gerg *********

I think we always were agreeing I just think my original comment was badly worded mate.

23 days ago

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Charlie ********

CjandBrigitte **********

@Gerg *********

If you purchase a multi entry yes. This year we dont have any travel plans and did not purchase a multi entry with our OA extension. Single1000 baht versus Multi 3600 baht.

23 days ago

Roberto *********

@CjandBrigitte *********

Single Re-entry Permit is 1000 baht

23 days ago

CjandBrigitte **********

@Roberto ********

Typo fixed it

23 days ago

Gardar ***************************

@CjandBrigitte *********

multi entry 3800 bath 🙃

22 days ago

Gerg **********

@CjandBrigitte *********

I see. I was talking about the original OA visa, not the extension. Correct me if I’m wrong, but that comes as a multi entry without having to buy it.

23 days ago

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Gerg **********

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

As many times as the embassy will sell it to you. 2 wouldn't be an issue.

23 days ago

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

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