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Will I receive a full 90-day stamp or a stamp until expiry after a border run on a multiple entry Non-O visa?

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Jun 16, 2024
a year ago
Remo ********
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Hi everyone,

I'm on a multiple entry non O visa based on marriage, from Savannakhet.

If I do a quick border run right before the visa expires, do I get a full 90 day stamp or a stamp until the expiry date?
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If you conduct a border run just before your multiple entry Non-O visa expires, you will receive a full 90-day entry stamp as long as you enter Thailand on or before the visa's expiration date. This means the visa can potentially allow you to stay in Thailand for up to 15 months with multiple entries.
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Chris *********************
If you entered on a 90 day visa you can go to immigration and get a 60 day extension
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Jan ******************
So multiple entries Non O gives you up to 15 months in Thailand.
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Steve *******
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 Up to 17 months with a 60 days extention to your last 90 days entry 👍
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Jan ******************
@Steve ******
 yeah you’re right, you can apply for the 60 days extension visiting thai family as well.
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Brandon ************
As long as you enter on or before the end date written on the visa from the embassy, you'll receive a 90 day entry stamp.
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Remo ********
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@Brandon ***********
 Perfect. Thank you!
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