What are the rules for applying for a new extension on a Non-Immigrant 'O' visa in Thailand if I enter the country on the last day of my current visa?

@Tomasz *********

well expect a couple days overstay fine then but you should be able to get your extension like normal after you pay the fines

@Tomasz *********

either get a new 90 day Non-O visa based on marriage to a thai (seeing as that's what you have this extension for (it is written on the top under consideration stamp in thai) and then come in, get the 90 day stamp and after that when you have 30 days or less left on the stamp apply for the year extension.

IF you have time and can meet the requirements to do that (which you do using the ONLINE eVisa website) that would get you out of the overstay fines between when you land and when you can get to the immigration office



The choice is really Visiting or staying with the applicants Family resided in thailand (more than 60 days) <- that's the Non-O for marriage or raising children)

Yep

@Tomasz *********

you're completely wrong 😕

you are NOT entering on a visa exempt entry, you're comin' back on a VALID extension and re-entry permit (granted that is only good for one day) You're confusing entry types.

That you get a 30 day visa exempt entry IF you enter without any valid extension/re-entry permit doesn't factor into it at all. You're NOT eligible for a 30 day visa exempt entry because you're HAVE a valid extension/re-entry permit in your passport now

AND

just so you're clear, If you did come in on a 30 day visa exempt you'd then have to apply for the in country 90 day Non-O visa, wait for that to get reviewed, go back get it stamped in, wait two months then go back and apply for the year extension. So comin' in on a 30 day visa exempt wipes the slate completely and you have to start all over from zero.

Personally I'd figure out a way to change the date and get back here with enough time BEFORE your extension expires so you don't run yourself off the rails.

BUT you know what you're options are now (and as I said in the beginning, you DID have an extension of stay 😛 )

Good luck,

@Tomasz *********

, no because 1st photo is the entry stamp on the re-entry permit which is shown in 2nd photo. You have to have one more stamp with the date of 19 Sep 2022.

@Tomasz *********

You should have a stamp that was issued (inked in) on or before 20 October 2021, valid until 19 Sep 2022. Please seek that stamp.