I currently have a Year-Long, Multi-Entry Non-Immigrant Type O-A (Long Stay) Retirement Visa that I got at the Thai consulate in Chicago. I currently do the 90-day reporting. I was first stamped in to Thailand on 21 Nov 2017. I will be departing Thailand for the USA on 15 Oct 2018 and I plan to return to Thailand at some undetermined date in the future. Is it better to renew my visa while I am still in Thailand or get another Retirement visa in Chicago?
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The user is currently on a Year-Long, Multi-Entry Non-Immigrant O-A Retirement Visa and is considering whether to renew the visa while still in Thailand or to apply for a new one at the consulate in Chicago before returning to the USA. Comments from the community provide advice on visa management, mentioning the importance of the 'Enter Before' date and suggesting options such as doing a border bounce for extending the stay.
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