Why was my post deleted without letting me know the reason?
I've asked if I can enter the Kingdom on a visa exemption and then apply for a 90 days Non Immi O visa in the country.
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The user inquires about the deletion of their post concerning entry into Thailand on a visa exemption and applying for a Non Immigrant O visa. The conversation reveals confusion about the visa process, with suggestions for different visa types like the Multi-entry tourist visa and the STV visa, and discussions about visa requirements including financial stipulations.
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not yet. It was available preCovid at both Vientianne Laos and in Vietnam Thai Embassy/Consulate.
We are watching for reports of it though here at Thai Visa Advice.
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Richard *******
James Miller, sorry but where did you see that Nong Khai/ Laos border will open soon? I have been waiting two years for that to happen since I always had a Non-immigrant O visa and would use that land border to renew my 90 days.
James Miller, thank you for the information. It looks very similar to what the Thai Consulate requires here in the US. I will probably obtain a visa prior to my trip to Vietnam. The financial requirements have always been reasonable, so I hope that remains the same.
its not open yet. Its in the planning stage with Thai/Laos.
Discussed among first ones to open.
Hopefully by midyear.
Richard *******
James Miller, yes I was aware that it was closed. I am planning to return to Udon Thani after two years away from my Thai family. I have always obtained a Non-immigrant O multiple entry visa for the past 15 years and have done my border run to Nong Khai and then into Laos. I could go back now, but it is sounding like many of the covid restrictions will be eliminated by mid year. I will be flying to Vietnam where I will spend some time preparing for entry into Thailand. Hopefully by then most of the covid restrictions will be gone.
A Non O for retirement will only give you 90 days on arrival.
A STV Visa will give you up to 270 days stay...90+90+90=270
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Thank you, James! ππ½
No pm received. Anyhow. βπ½
I'm early retired and want to stay around 110 days.
James ********
I have no clue why...I checked our database and do not see a declined post. And most times when a post is declined a pm message is sent in reply with the reason or referral to a forum for answer. Suggest you check your pm to see if a reply was sent to you.
The answer to your question is a simple YES ...
We have no clue on what basis you are asking about getting a Non O.....is it for Retirement,
Married to Thai...Father of Thai child...or ????
After you arrive into Thailand visit your local immigration office and ask for their list of visa and extension requirements.
With over 70+ offices...the requirements may vary ...ask yours.
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