If approved for visa 59 days for January 15- March 14, want to enter before January 15 say December 15th can enter for 30 day earlier what will happen. I will coming in fromCebu
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The user is inquiring about entering Thailand earlier than their visa's effective start date. Comments clarify that a visa typically allows entry within a specific timeframe after issuance, and entry before the stated validity is usually permitted. Key points include that the user can activate their visa upon arrival, and it is recommended to apply for an extension if they wish to stay beyond the original 60 days.
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Look at the validity date of your visa. Normally day 1 is when issued and than 60 days end of validity (or 90 days for a non-O visa or 180 days for a METV).
You can enter Thailand during this time and get the stamp corresponding your visa.
Once you get the 60 day Single Entry Visa, you have 90 days to enter, doesn't matter what you applied for. If you want to stay until March 14, apply for 30 day extension in Thailand before the 60 days end (preferably at least two weeks in advance).