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What are the current rules for staying in Thailand with a Non-O Multiple Entry Visa?
Non-O VisaThai Immigration RulesVisa Regulations90-Day StampVisa ExtensionsNon-O-A VisaE-VisaExpat Visa Guidelines
Nov 1, 2025
6 months ago
จอนห์ *******
ORIGINAL POSTERWhen entering Thailand with a Non-O Multiple Entry Visa (One Year Validity - Multiple Entries.)
Would it be a current Thai immigration rule that the holder of this Non-O Multiple Entry Visa (One Year Validity - Multiple Entries.) while in Thailand has to exit after 90 days and then re-enter to obtain another 90 day stamp for that re-entry.
Can this be a land border bounce, a land border exit and re-entry after a 24 hour stay outside Thailand, or requiring an outbound flight and then an inbound flight for re-entry to Thailand.
Would it be a current Thai immigration rule that the holder of this Non-O Multiple Entry Visa (One Year Validity - Multiple Entries.) while in Thailand has to exit after 90 days and then re-enter to obtain another 90 day stamp for that re-entry.
Can this be a land border bounce, a land border exit and re-entry after a 24 hour stay outside Thailand, or requiring an outbound flight and then an inbound flight for re-entry to Thailand.
TLDR : Answer Summary
Holders of a Non-O Multiple Entry Visa (One Year Validity - Multiple Entries) must exit Thailand every 90 days to obtain a new entry stamp. However, recent discussions indicate that the multiple entry Non-O visa option is no longer available. Instead, only a single entry Non-O visa can be obtained, which can be extended for up to 12 months if the holder meets local immigration office requirements. The Non-O-A visa offers a full-year stay but requires health insurance. The community emphasizes changes in the visa issuance process on the Thai eVisa portal, pointing out that the Non-O Multiple Entry Visa is no longer an option.
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Jim *******
That, Non OA is diffrent from my Non O. No health insurance needed. My wife, a Thai national has national health insurance. Me, nothing.
For minor ailments, we pay. If it gets serious, it is 5 hours flight to Japan where we have all possible health insurance.
For minor ailments, we pay. If it gets serious, it is 5 hours flight to Japan where we have all possible health insurance.
Dca *****
Multiple Entry Non–O E–Visa is NOT an available selection at ANY Thai Embassy/Thai Consulate on the Thai eVisa Website
As ALL 94 Thai Embassies/Thai Consulates around the world now use only the Thai eVisa Website, unfortunately Multiple Entry Non–O E–Visa is not a possible selection on the Thai eVisa website
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As ALL 94 Thai Embassies/Thai Consulates around the world now use only the Thai eVisa Website, unfortunately Multiple Entry Non–O E–Visa is not a possible selection on the Thai eVisa website
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dd&menu=John **********
You can no longer get a multiple entry Non-O visa, only a single entry one which you can extend inside Thailand for 12 months by meeting the requirements of your local immigration office
John **********
@Jim ******
that's a re-entry permit, not the same thing as a multiple entry visaJim *******
Is it not? I thought that is the same. Non O visa is another stamp, on the same page in my passport. Whatever, I entered Thai October 29. 2025, with that. The only stamp was the date of entry, no comments, nothing hand written by the Imm officer.
John **********
@Jim ******
it does give you multiple entries meaning you can leave and return as often as you like during the period of your extension of stay. But a Non-O multiple entry visa only allowed you to stay for a maximum of 90 days at a time then you had to leave and return (but that visa is no longer available)John **********
@Jim ******
this is an extension of stay not a visaJim *******
@John *********
Call it whatever, with that and multi entry I am good for a year.John **********
@Jim ******
you are indeedAndreas *********
@Jim ******
you did not receive a visa stamp when you entered. You just received a small flag-like stamp saying "admitted until" and a date in blue ink. This is a STAY PERMIT, not a visa. The visa you started out with, is mentioned under "visa-class" at the upper right corner, but yet, this stamp is not a visaAndreas *********
@Jim ******
your Non-O visa is not a stamp. Your Non-O visa is a .pdf printout piece of paper document. The stamp you think is your Non-O visa, actually is NOT a visa, it is a stamp telling you that you were issued a 1-year STAY PERMIT. This stamp is an "extended stay permit". . . . and for this one-year stay permit, you can buy a multi re-entry permit on Immigration for 3800 Baht. The 365-days multi entry Non-Imm-O Visa got discontinued on most embassies by October 2023. READ your stamps correctly, this is what your alleged "visa" looks like, which is not a visa at all:Reply to
Andreas *********
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Jan ******************
No, the one year 90 days Non O visa is removed from the e-visa portal but the Non O-A visa is allowing you to be stamped in for a full year or for as long as your insurance remains valid, whichever comes first.
Will ************
Non-o multi entry no longer exists
Jim *******
@Will ***********
Really, what did I get then with Non-O 1 year extension and a separate stamp multi-entry? Has that been merged? I came on it 29. October 2025, will leave Thai in 3 months and come back in May 2026.Mikkel *******
@Jim ******
You no longer have a non O visa. You have a one year extension of stay, based on a non O visa. Totally different than a multiple entry one year visa. But yes. You can buy a re-entry permit for your extension. Either single or multi. Still not the same though.Reply to
Mikkel *******
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Donald **********
@จอนห์ ******
As other people have mentioned the Non-O 1 year multi entry visa no longer exists, but you can enter Thailand on a 90 day Non-O visa then approach immigration to buy a single or multiple re-entry permit for use during this 90 day period. Similarly after submitting and being approved for the 12 months extension you can also buy these single and multiple re-entry permits from Immigration, which will be valid during this 12 months period.Reply to
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