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When does the 12-month extension on a Non-O visa start after applying in Thailand?

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Oct 27, 2025

6 months ago

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Hi arrived on non o visa when I apply for 12 months extension is it approved from day I arrived Thailand or day I apply tia

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The 12-month extension for a Non-O visa in Thailand begins the day after your initial 90-day stay permit expires. Upon entering Thailand with a Non-O visa, you receive a 90-day stamp. After this period, you must apply for the one-year extension, which will then be valid for 12 months.

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when you enter, you get stamped in for a 90-days stay permit. The Non-O Visa will become invalid. Then before this stay permit expires, you apply for the 1-year extension of the stay permit (based on reason retirement). The 1-year extended stay permit will begin on the day AFTER your initial 90-days stay permit expires

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👆👆👆 for a total of 15 months

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Brandon ************

It's an extension. It extends your time. It's added on to the end because the extension you'll be applying for will be for the reason as the entry stamp you receive.

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