Hi I hope one of you can help with what’s probably a simple question.
I have a one year non immigrant O visa multiple entry issued on the 03rd September from consulate in UK. My 90 day entry stamp is up in early January. My question is if I leave and return by land will I automatically get another 90 day entry stamp?
Thanks in advance.
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The user inquired whether leaving Thailand and returning by land with a one-year Non-Immigrant O visa would automatically grant another 90-day entry stamp. Community responses confirmed that it would, provided the visa is indeed multiple-entry, as the entry process allows for renewing the 90-day stamp every time they exit and re-enter Thailand.
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Okay, IF the visa is indeed a year-long, multi-entry Non-O visa which only you can tell seeing as it's in your passport, it would be unlimited entry (multiple) for the duration of the visa (a year from the issue date).
When this 90 day stamp is running out, go to the border, stamp out of thailand, stamp in&out of another country and then right back in to thailand to get a new 90 day stamp.
You do that for the whole year the visa is good for every 90 days and you can get 15 months of stay out of that visa.
Normally, I'd say "bounce out and get another 90 day stamp", but with these visas not being issued any more from the UK, I'm concerned.
1. Do you have a single entry Non-O and you have an extension of stay on it?
2. If you have a multiple entry Non-O, did you get it from some other place (i.e. Savannakhet or HCMC)?
Edit: If you didn't get it from the UK after all, but instead Gibraltar, I'm assuming it is an actual multiple entry Non-O, and you can bounce in and out of Thailand anytime you want. Whenever you bounce back into Thailand, you'll get another 90 day stamp.
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