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What Do the Stamps on My Non-O Visa Mean After Approval?

Non-O Visa Visa Stamps Immigration Process

Apr 16, 2020

6 years ago

Scott ***********

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Update on my non-o visa applied for in country at Khon kaen immigration.

Just to inform all the people who helped with comments, I received my first 3 months non-o  yesterday.

Thanks for all the people who helped with comments a few weeks ago.

Maybe some one can help and explain if all this stamps are normal and what they exactly mean etc..... seems to me to be a lot of stamps.... hope that makes sense 555.

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TLDR : Answer Summary

A user recently received their first 3-month Non-O visa from Khon Kaen immigration and is seeking clarification about the various stamps on the visa. Community members confirm that the stamps are standard and explain that the crucial one is the July 5 stamp, which allows for a 1-year visa extension application starting in June. The user has expressed gratitude for the support received and is specifically inquiring about the meaning of the different stamps, indicating there seems to be an unusual number.

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Robert *******

okay, left the Non Immigration Visa.

Right top, a new 90 day Admitted until period.

Right bottom, a stamp that acknowledge the conversion of your current stay into a new Non Immigrant Visa.

6 years ago

Scott ***********

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@Robert ******

I was aware of the non-0 stamp on left and the 90 day admitted until....ok and thx for answering about the stamp at the bottom right.... but like I said people I know I have asked said they don’t have this, that was the reason I was asking mate....so is the stamp at bottom right normal then??

6 years ago

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Robert *******

And before this gets totally out of control, i close this for commenting.

If you have a question on how to apply for a

Non Immigrant Visa or an Extension of Stay based on:

being married with a Thai National,

having children with Thai Nationality

being over 50 years of age.

PLEASE, ask your own question, this question is about the stamps, not about the requirements of different ways to stay in Thailand.

6 years ago

Chua *******

After 3 months visa they stamp 1 year visa and i want to ask if need other documents to show in immigration?

6 years ago

Scott ***********

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@Reymen *******

if you read the above comments I just explained to another guy all documents required.... thx

6 years ago

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Scott ***********

Rex ******

Yes it’s correct. The stamp that really matter here is the July 5 stamp. You may apply for 1 year extension starting first week of June.

6 years ago

Scott ***********

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@Rex *****

I understand that part ... but the stamp on the bottom right of the page what does that say and mean... also the writing above the date says non-o, then followed by what?? Do U know??

6 years ago

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Scott ***********

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