Is my multi-entry Non-O visa valid after my divorce, and can I re-enter Thailand?

March 6, 2021
4 years ago
Jack **********
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I have a multi entry non O visa based on Thai spouse expiring in November.

I'm currently stamped in until 4 March 2021 but had it extended 60 days to 3 May 2021.

I will be having a divorce shortly.

1) Does my visa remain valid, can I re-enter Thailand with this visa?

2) Upon divorce, can I stay with my current stamp or have to leave immediately?

Thanks
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TLDR : Answer Summary
The user inquired about the validity of their multi-entry non-O visa based on marriage after impending divorce, including re-entry into Thailand. According to the responses, the user's visa remains valid until the expiration date, regardless of divorce, and they can re-enter Thailand with the visa. They can also stay in Thailand with the current stamp after the divorce, as it is independent of the marital status.
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Tod *********
Okay, IF you have a year long, multi-entry Non-O visa based on marriage to a thai that you got from a thai consulate in another country which expires Nov 2021

AND

you had an entry stamp dated 4 March it means you entered the country around the 5 Dec 2020.

Then you applied for a 60 day extension and now your stamp is good until 3 May 2021.

To answer your questions;

1 - No, your VISA can't be cancelled whether you divorce or not it's good until it's "valid until" date stamped on the visa sticker

2 - Yes, even if you get divorced your current entry stamp and any extension on it is still valid (other than a year marriage extension).

And

if you could exit/re-enter the country you would get stamped back in with that visa for another 90 days like a Non-O multi-entry visa works
Jack **********
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@Tod ********
Oof a relief, can you confirm the previous commentor was wrong? My visa is still valid, despite me being past 90 days of stay because of the extension?
Tod *********
@Jack *********
I messaged you about it check your message request folder
Benjamin ******
@Jack *********
the previous comments were deleted. What Tod said is the truth. Your Multiple Entry Nob-O visa is valid until the “valid to”date on the sticker. A divorce *DOES NOT* cancel a Multiple Entry Non-O visa based on marriage, which is what you have.
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