Just some clarification needed please...
I'm British, married to a Thai, on a 1 year Non-o extension of stay (90 day reports online).
My extension expires on 6th May and will be renewed at Chaengwattana.
I'm planning to submit my renewal docs 1 week before & I know I'll then get a 30 day under consideration stamp.
The 30 day stamp takes me past my 6 May expiry. This is ok, right? I guess the 30 day consideration stamp acts as authority for me to be in thailand beyond 6th May, until I go back and recollect my passport and new stamp?
Just want to be 100% sure
Thanks
TLDR : Answer Summary
The user, a British expat married to a Thai, seeks clarification on staying in Thailand beyond their Non-O extension expiration date. They plan to submit renewal documents before their current visa expires and understand that they will receive a 30-day under consideration stamp, allowing them to stay legally in Thailand until they collect their renewed passport. Comments confirm this understanding and provide tips on the application process.
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