What should I do for my family's visa status after obtaining a Non-B visa in Thailand?

Mar 11, 2019
6 years ago
Ebrahim ***********
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Hi All

I am awaiting a job confirmation. Should this be successful:

My current exempt stamp (including my family's) expires on the 15th. If I get my Non B, what should I do for my family?

We have one land border bounce left which may be extended. That allows my family two months in The Kingdom. I am told that they can only transfer their stamp to a Non O Dependant Visa at immigration after three months of me having my Non B.

Should I rather ask immigration if they can make an exception to do the transfer sooner?

Thank you so much for your assistance🙏
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User is awaiting job confirmation and is concerned about their family's visa situation. Their current exempt stamp expires soon, and they seek guidance on transferring their family's visa status to a Non-O Dependant Visa after obtaining their Non-B visa.
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