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What is the process of a Non-O 90 days visa application in Thailand?

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Feb 20, 2024

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Non-O 90 days application question:. I just submitted all the necessary paperwork myself at the immigration office, no visa agent.  They say everything looks good, but come back in two weeks.  Are they checking to make sure that everything, bank statements, lease, etc., is as it should be?

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The user has submitted their Non-O 90 days visa application directly to the immigration office and inquires whether the agency will verify their paperwork, such as bank statements and lease agreements, within the two-week wait period. Comments suggest that this checking process is normal and that everything appears fine, indicating a likely approval upon their return.

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Stephen *******

What is a Non - O 90 days application?

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@Stephen ******

it's a 90 days visa you apply for before you apply for your 12 months retirement visa here in Thailand. This is for people over 50 only.

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Graham ******

There are different Non-O versions not just retirement and each has different requirements. The 12 months that follow aren't a Visa but an Extension of Stay, again the requirements differ based on what the original Non-O was issued for.

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ok good to know, thanks for the clarification.

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Stuart ***********

This is normal procedure so relax, you will get your visa approved on the date they asked you to return.

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@Stuart **********

thanks a lot. I didn't know what the procedure was.

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Chris *******

Did they give you a date to return, as in you are under consideration?

If so everything is fine.

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thanks. They did give me s date.

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