Answered4 years ago

Is the expiration date on my Thai NON-IMM-O visa the last day I can enter or the last day I can stay?

Thai visa NON-IMM-O visa visa validity immigration rules traveling in Thailand visa extension options

Norm *********

asked Dec 12, 2022

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Have just received my Thai visa NON IMM O

Valid until March 05 2023 is this date in which I need to depart Thailand or last day for arrival ????

We are traveling from February until June

Answer summary

The expiration date of your Thai NON IMM O visa, which is March 5, 2023, is the last date you can enter Thailand. Upon entering, you will typically receive a stay of 90 days. If your travel plans extend beyond that, you should check with the Thai Immigration office about extension options.

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James ********

Look at your approved Visa..

It has dates for which it is valid for entry into Thailand ...3 months.

So you MUST enter Thailand on or before that date of March 3, 2023...

AND will be stamped in for 90 days.

As you plan to stay longer you will need to meet the requirements for additional days. Contact the Thai Immigration office for your extension options.

AND if you obtained the Evisa online be sure to PRINT it out and CARRY IT with you.

4 years ago

Norm *********

@James *******

thanks, that is what I thought.

I’ve usually gone with tourist visa previously

4 years ago

James ********

@Norm ********

and a border bounce as you have used before is available... BUT Myanmar land borders are CLOSED. And be sure to check the requirements BEFORE you do your BORDER BOUNCE as they have changed from those pre COVID.

4 years ago

Wannikea *********

@Norm ********

tourist visa is the same, valid for entry into Thailand 90 days from date of issue.

4 years ago

Norm *********

@Wannikea ********

usually 30 plus border crossing for extra 30

But now I have retired

4 years ago

James ********

@Norm ********

is your Non O Visa as Married to Thai?

4 years ago

James ********

@Norm ********

we wish you and yours a safe return to Thailand...

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Norm *********

yes I’ve seen that 👍

James ********

then as you are planning to stay longer than than 90 days, there's the 60 day family visit extension of stay that may be available for you. ASK your Thai Immigration office for their list of requirements.

4 years ago

Norm *********

@James *******

yes

4 years ago