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Will I need a new stamp every 90 days for my Non-Immigrant B visa in Thailand?

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Jul 24, 2022

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Just got my non immigrant b and the stamps are huge taking up a whole page. As this is renewable every 90 days does rhat mean I will have to get a new stamp every 90 days taking up yet more space in my passport ? My WP is for 1 year straight.

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The Non-Immigrant B visa requires a stamp renewal every 90 days, which can take up a significant amount of space in your passport. However, it is possible to apply for a one-year extension afterwards, and that extension generally involves a simple rubber stamp instead of a new print, saving space in your passport.

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Garrett ***********

You apply for a 1 year extension next. Extensions are a rubber stamp.

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so in 90 days I get a stamp that stamps in 1 year?

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Garrett ***********

You have to go 30 days before you visa expires and apply for a 1 year extension of stay. You'll need all the paper work from your employer and your work permit.

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@Garrett **********

thanks Garrett

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you apply for it within 90 days but yes if your employer is non-BOI then your next rubber stamp will be for a year.

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