What are the options for extending my Non-Imm O visa when my visa has expired but I have a remaining stamp?

@T**

again valuable and practical information and advice, this conversation will be applying to me in May, it’s cleared up all my questions.. Thank you!

What are the paperwork requirements for the extension of stay on a non O for reason visiting family (will signed copies do) of marriage cert.

I also have a 90 day multi entry non O from Savannakhet, Laos and also get 60 day extensions from Samui immigration. I do not have the requisite 400,000 baht for the usual extension of stay based on marriage or child. My visa expires on 1 May, so I need to return to Laos to apply for a new one year visa. I've just emailed the UK embassy to ask if they will issue a letter, similar to the COVID tourist extension letter, for UK expats in this situation, so we can apply at our local immigration office for an extension. However, to date, Thai immigration have not included this situation in their rule relaxation changes.

@Tod ********

, do you know if this is likely to change? Thank you.

okay lets try to sort this out because people are confused.

Think of a VISA <- (that you get at a thai consulate in another country) as a pass that lets you ASK to be let into the country when you show up here.

If they decide to let you into the country they HAVE to let you in for the number of days that visa allows. In the case of a Non-Immigrant Type O visa that is 90 days

The rectangular blue stamp you get when you stamp in is what let's you stay IN thailand. AND whether the VISA expires or not, the ENTRY STAMP is valid and what let's you stay IN the country.

Many many people on year-long, multi-entry Non-O visas bounce out and in every 90 days and just before the visa expire bounce out and back one last time taking the actual time they spend IN thailand on that visa to about 15 months (in 90 day increments)

As I understand you can get a 60day extension on your current stamp.

I’m sure one of the admins will keep you right. 👍🏻

60 day visiting family extension or go for the 1 year extension based on marriage, with evidence of 400k in the bank for 2 months OR based on having a Thai Child (must be the legal father).

if you were issued a Multi Entry Non-Imm-O based on marriage, it must be a 1-year visa. Otherwise since you say you got 90 days permitted stay, it must be a Single Entry Non-Imm-O visa. Okay, and "whats about getting extensions of stay" comes down on the finances. For an application for a 1-year EOS you either got the required 400,000 THB on your Thai bank account for 2 months, or you can prove 12 months of money coming into Thailand from abroad 40,000 THB per month. That's the financial requirements next to a few others (proof of marriage status etc)

Same issue as me from what I understand you get 30’days with the letter from embassy regardless of visa but that’s just what been reading on other posts.