Will I Get 90 Days Stay on a Visa Run with 3-4 Weeks Left on My Non-B Visa?

Mar 6, 2020

5 years ago

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Currently on a 1 year non-b with multiple entry, if I go on visa run to Ranong and still have 3 or 4 weeks left on my current visa, they will still give me 90 days right?

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If you go on a visa run to Ranong while still having 3 or 4 weeks left on your current 1 year Non-B visa with multiple entries, you can still receive 90 days of stay as long as you enter Thailand before your visa's expiration date.

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If you enter before the valid until date on the visa you get 90 days of stay

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