What options do I have for extending my type O, multi entry visa in Thailand before it expires?

Visa Extension Type O Visa Immigration Advice

Apr 7, 2020

5 years ago

ORIGINAL POSTER

Can someone please help me? 

I have a type O, multi entry Visa that will expire Oct.8th and need to do a 90 day Visa

 run before April  28th. Looks like that won't be possible. Any advice? Thanks

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TLDR : Answer Summary

The individual is seeking advice on how to handle an expiring multi-entry type O visa in Thailand while needing to complete a 90-day visa run before a specified date. Community responses highlight the challenges of border closures and limited flights, suggest pursuing a 60-day extension based on specific circumstances, and emphasize that an extension won't invalidate the existing visa.

Benjamin ******

My advice is to follow Robert's advice and get a 60 day extension of stay based on visiting Thai wife. Different immigration offices have different requirements, but all offices will require seeing the wife in person, and *WILL NOT* require proof of income or savings. This extension of stay *WILL NOT* invalidate your visa, and only add 60 days to your current entry. When the borders reopen, bounce in and out for another 90 day stamp.

Good luck, comments closed.

5 years ago

Paul *******

Hope this helps this was posted on another post

5 years ago

Robert *******

no, as he can apply for a normal Extension of Stay

And we do not know where OP lives and from which city your list came from

5 years ago

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Robert *******

What is the reason you got this Non Immigrant O visa?

Depending on reason, different options may be possible as alternative

5 years ago

Michael *************

ORIGINAL POSTER

Thanks Robert, I was hoping for something like that.

5 years ago

Robert *******

Okay, you can apply at Immigration for the 60 days Extension of Stay based on Family visit.

And hope borders will be open in another 2 months

5 years ago

Michael *************

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@Robert ******

I got a one year Spousal Visa when back in the states. Did for the last 3 years. Only drawback is a 90 day run but I don't mind going to Mae Sai. Only this time can't do that.

5 years ago

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Michael *************

Robert *******

Borders are closed and airports have limited flights,

5 years ago

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Robert *******

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