What happens to my 90-day stamp when I leave Thailand on a Non-O (Marriage) visa with a re-entry permit?

Non-O Visa Marriage Visa Re-entry Permit Thailand Visa Rules Visa Stay Duration

Nov 11, 2024

2 days ago

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If I arrived on a Non-o (Marriage) and I have been stamped in for 90days, and leave for example on day 75 after obtaining a reentry permit, when I return, I will be stamped 90 days again won't I?

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TLDR : Answer Summary

If you enter Thailand on a Non-O visa (Marriage) and are granted a 90-day stay, leaving before the 90 days expire will nullify any remaining days on that entry. With a re-entry permit, you can return to Thailand, but you will not receive a new 90-day stamp; you will only be allowed to stay until the original entry stamp expiration.

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Stuart *********

If you have a single entry Non O then it is “used” on that entry. If you leave on day 75 then the remaining days of stay are null and void. You’ve used the visa.

You could get a re-entry permit to allow you to re-enter for the remaining days allowed if you wanted to. [edit] Didn’t see the bit about the re-entry permit before answering. That only allows you to stay until your original entry stamp. You don’t get another 90 days on entry.

If you have a multiple entry Non O valid for a year (unlikely as very few embassies will issue that these days) then on every entry you’d get 90 days up until the validity date of the visa.

2 days ago

James ********

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@Stuart ********

yes so I'm better off getting my 1 year extension then leaving and getting my reentry on it. Unfortunately circumstances will probably not allow me time to get my 1 yr extension. Will have to purchase another e-visa while I am away online.

2 days ago

Stuart *********

@James *******

That would work. Or you do what every other person on the planet seems to be doing and apply for the 5 year DTV

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