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What Should My Husband Do After July 31st on a Non-O Visa?

Non-O Visa Visa Extension Immigration Advice

Jul 20, 2020

5 years ago

Sasa *******

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Hello, my husband is on Non-O visa he supposed to do visa run every 90 days since Covid situation he then have to stay in Thailand till 31 July BUT what next ? What should he do after 31 July?  Any idea ?  Thank you everyone for every advice.  We was just worry as im going to give birth in Oct so we dont want to be seperate or something. 🙏🙏🙏

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TLDR : Answer Summary

The user is concerned about what actions their husband should take after July 31st, given that he holds a Non-O visa and has been in Thailand since the COVID situation. Possible options include applying for a 60-day family extension at the immigration office for a fee of 1900 baht, or waiting for government announcements regarding visa amnesty. They also mention the possibility of planning for a one-year extension and moving money to a Thai bank as a precaution.

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John **********

If you really want to make sure, start planning to get a one year extension, move money to Thai bank etc...

5 years ago

Nicholas ********

400k in the bank before the moment you get the 60 day extension and you are IN CONTROL

5 years ago

Sasa *******

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@Nicholas *******

oh to extend 60 days you need 400k ?

5 years ago

Nicholas ********

@Sasa *********

no... no 400k for 60 days extension. But to extend for 1 year (Once that 60 days is up), you need to have had 400k in your bank for 2 months already.... that’s why you need 400k in the bank at the moment you do the 60 day extension - if you plan to extend the 1 further year after the 60 days. Make sense 🙂

5 years ago

Sasa *******

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@Nicholas *******

oh yes thats make sense ✌🥰

5 years ago

John **********

@Sasa *********

no you don’t. I think he was saying do it before then you have the full 60 days

5 years ago

Sasa *******

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@John *********

oh ok hahaha thank you !

5 years ago

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Sasa *******

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@John *********

we will do that but we have to wait 2 months atleast so this time we will do 60 days ext. first i guess. Thank you 🙏

5 years ago

John **********

@Sasa *********

I was in similar situation only my baby is coming in 3 weeks. I used the amnesty period to get everything ready. Got my extension last week. Got rid of a lot of worries. Good luck!

5 years ago

Sasa *******

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@John *********

congrat ! And thank you very much 🥰

5 years ago

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Sasa *******

Tod *********

He could get a 60 day visit thai family extension at the immigration office for 1900baht

OR

he can wait until Tuesday when the cabinet meets and they decide what they will do to amnesty holders after July 31st,

Those are his choices.

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Tod *********

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