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What are my options for extending my NON-O marriage visa in Thailand and how does the 90-day reporting work?

Jan 28, 2018
8 years ago
Peter ***********
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Hi guys. I arrived Jan 3 on a non o through marriage.

So I got 90 days.

I have 4 month flight ( can change )

Now I have 3 choices.

Extend 60 days at immigration 1900

Border bounce 30 days. Fee + gas.

Extend to 1 year in Laos. 5,000 +

One thing puzzles me.

When I reported my address in kanchanaburi on Jan 4. Imm officer said I had to do a 90 day report even though my visa is only for 90 days.

Mind you, she also told me that I couldn't stay for 4 months ( flight ) because my visa was only for 3 months. When I said I will come back and extend for 60 days , she said no only 30, then another Imm Officer said yes 60 OK.

I taught English here for 7 years so understand quite a bit about visa issues but as you know things change.

Sorry for long post.

Thanks in advance.

Cheers.
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The user is seeking advice on their options for extending their NON-O visa in Thailand, which they originally received through marriage, and has questions about the 90-day reporting requirement despite holding a 90-day visa. They are considering extending their stay for an additional 60 days at immigration, doing a border run for 30 days, or extending their visa for a year in Laos. There is some confusion about the immigration officer's instructions regarding reporting and extending the visa.
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