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Is there a limit to the number of times one can apply for a one-year extension on a Non Immigrant O visa in Thailand?

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Oct 24, 2024

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Gijs ***********

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I am in Thailand on a Non Immigrant O visa(90days) and have the  800.000 in a Thai bank account and  can provide the other requirements. I want to apply for a 1 year extension before the 90 days are over. The question is: Is there a limit to the amount of times one can apply/get a 1 year extension?

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The community consensus is that there is no limit to the number of times one can apply for a one-year extension on a Non Immigrant O visa in Thailand, provided that all requirements are consistently met. Commenters highlighted that as long as the financial criteria and eligibility conditions are fulfilled, extensions can be obtained indefinitely.

Jan ******************

This is the way most people live in Thailand for years or the rest of their lives.

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Gijs ***********

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@Jan *****************

, Thanks ,yo

u give the answer I was hoping for. In my case probably the best way to do.

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@Gijs **********

And maybe a tip: if you are Dutch and have regular income like statepension (Dutch AOW) and/or other pension which exceeds 65,000฿ a month (in €), AND you have y'r Non imm. O already bought in the Netherlands, you can buy a so called 'visumondersteuningsbrief' at the Durch Embassy. Then you not need to lock up y'r 800,000฿ in the bank.

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Gijs ***********

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@Peter ***************

I know about this option and have been considering this one too. For some reason I have chosen for the other option. Thanks for yr. consideration anyway.

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Jan ******************

@Gijs **********

Yes, just get a re-entry permit and be back in time to apply for a new one every year and you’ll be free to come and go as you wish.

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Ken ***********

You may do until your money or longevity runs out.

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Alessandro **********

No

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Pete *******

As long as you qualify ad nauseum

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Andy ************

No limit

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