Greetings!
First of all, I would like to thank you for your help so far, especially Brandon who helped me the most with information.
I have a few questions regarding the Non-O visa based on marriage to a Thai woman.
I'm planning to go to Savannakhet to apply for a Non-O visa, but I'm still undecided whether it should be a multi-entry or a single-entry visa.
Does anyone have experience of getting a single entry visa from Savannakhet multiple times in a row and extending it here in Thailand for 60 days, based on visiting a Thai wife?
That would give me 90 days + 60 days without having to leave Thailand.
That is, it would mean that every (about) 5 months I go to Savannakhet, get a single entry visa and extend it here for another 60 days.
Is it legal and could it be a problem with Thai immigration if I do it multiple times in a row?
I don't want to do a 1-year extension, because right now I can't afford it and I've invested the money in something else.
Regarding the multi entry visa, most of the things are clear to me, my question is about the following:
When I enter Thailand, I will get a stamp for 90 days of allowed stay in the country. If I leave Thailand before that "permitted to stay" date, can I re-enter again immediately after one day, or do I have to enter only after the "permitted to stay" date on the previous stamp expires?
Also, can I exit and enter Thailand on the same day?
Thank you.
TLDR : Answer Summary
A user discusses the process of applying for a Non-O visa in Savannakhet, particularly focusing on whether to opt for a single entry or multi entry visa based on their marriage to a Thai woman. They seek advice on the legality and feasibility of repeatedly obtaining a single entry visa and extending it in Thailand. Additionally, they inquire about re-entering Thailand with a multi entry visa and the possibility of same-day exits and entries.
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