What documents are needed for extending a Non-O visa in Thailand, and how long can the extension be?

Nov 13, 2020
4 years ago
Philip **********
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I’m a Canadian. I’m on Non O 90 day visa which expires December 22. I got it in Khon Kean. I want to apply for an extension. I know I should go between 30 - 45 days.

What documents or paperwork (other than passport) do I need? Can I get a 90 day extension or do they just offer 60 days? How many times am I allowed to extend?

Thanks in advance.
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TLDR : Answer Summary
A Canadian on a Non-O 90-day visa expiring on December 22 wants to extend their stay in Thailand and inquires about necessary documents, the duration of the extension possible (90 or 60 days), and the frequency of extensions allowed. Another user previously commented that they were granted just a 60-day extension once, with required documents varying based on personal circumstances, such as marital status.
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Ryan *************
60 days and once, documents depends on your none o, for me I'm not married so mainly school papers and birth cert etc for my son, marriage is different thou
Philip **********
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Ahh ok enjoy!
Yuzni ********
@Philip *********
I can recommend you to my friend with 1 year retirement visa for 25k .
Philip **********
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@Ryan ************
I’m single. Not in school. Canada’s Covid numbers are very high. I’m safer here. Ya I know Immigration doesn’t care. But I wanna stay longer. I was thinking of going retirement visa but I don’t know if I can do it while I’m still here.
Todd *********
@Phi***
use a reputable agent. 32k gets you 15 months
Philip **********
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@Todd ********
What visa?
Todd *********
@Philip *********
that’s for a 3 month O Visa and 12 month retirement visa
Philip **********
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@Todd ********
. Ok I’ll look into it. Should I do the 60 day first then the retirement visa when that’s about to expire? Or are you talking about non o first? I got a non o in September but it expires December 22.
Todd *********
@Phi***
they may be able to transfer your existing O Visa to a one year retirement visa. Which I think would only ost $14k. Thai Visa Centre on FB or Line. Just let them know your situation and they will advise the possibilities
Philip **********
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@Todd ********
Thanks brother. I used them last time
Todd *********
@Philip *********
they were amazing for me. Even do the 3 month reporting for 100 Baht. You can just enjoy your days 🙂
Philip **********
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@Todd ********
Ok ty. Are you here or Mexico?
Todd *********
@Philip *********
I’m in Thailand since March. My house is in Mexico, but i have been travelling for quite a few years
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