I have a non b one year visa and wp - my visa expires on 21st March 18. It used to be possible to exit and re- enter a week or so before the expiry and get another 3 maths - with all the changes I'm not up to date - can anyone tell me if this is still possible please?
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TLDR : Answer Summary
The possibility of exiting and re-entering Thailand shortly before the expiration of a Non-B visa to obtain an additional 90-day stay appears to still be valid, assuming you hold a multi-entry Non-B visa. Community members confirm that if your visa was issued by a Thai consulate abroad, you should be able to border bounce before the 'enter before' date on your visa, thus granting another 90-day stay.
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Not sure about this anymore. Always worked in the past but last time they only stamped my boyfriend in until the expiry date of his visa - not the extra 90 days
If he was really holding a year-long, multi-entry Non-Immigrant type visa that is not how those visas types work,
I'd say he got a wrong stamp and he should have went to the immigration office and got it corrected. Those visas are good for a 90 day entry stamp as long as you enter on or prior to the "enter before" date on the visa itself
You need to be sure you have a year-long, multi-entry Non-B VISA (that you got from a thai consulate in another country and not a yearly extension of stay that you got from the immigration office inside the country...
If you have a visa you can border bounce, prior to the "enter before" date on the visa itself and get another 90 days.
Never heard of changes. Yes, it you have the Non Immigrant B multiple Entry you stil can enter till the Last day of Enter on the visa and get 90 days admitted to stay.
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