I'm currently on a 1 year non-o based on raising thai child visa which will end in January. This is my first year on that visa so when I got it I received 1 month "under consideration", someone from the immigration came to my place to see if everything is legit and after that I got the other 11 months stamped.
My question:
Will I get again the 1 month stamp or directly 12?
Responsible immigration is the one in Chiang Mai. I called them but they just send me around and couldn't give me a clear answer. In summer I went to the south with my kid to avoid the smoke hence my tm30 changed for a while but is now back to my initial place when I did the visa.
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The user is currently on a 1-year Non-O visa for raising a Thai child, which is set to expire in January and wonders if they will receive another 1-month 'under consideration' stamp upon renewal or a direct 12-month extension. A comment clarifies that typically, for this visa type, a 30-day 'under consideration' stamp is always issued during the extension application process, although subsequent renewals usually do not involve an in-home visit.
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No matter where you apply for the extension that visa type ALWAYS gets a 30 day under consideration stamp when you apply for a new one.
BUT
usually after the first year they don't do the in home visit
My visa is due very soon and need a renewal however i have a very important business trips during the consideration stamp and just wanted to recheck with the experts before being too confident with my decisions.
says. But better to contact your local immigration office about your trip abroad during the under-consideration period BEFORE you travel as there are possibilities they might contact you during this period.