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Deniece Paterson all you can do is try. Is it even possible to get an extension in Thailand on the back of someone's O-A visa? I always thought the person you want to ride on, needed to be on an extension themselves, and not a visa entry. I could be wrong.

Someone will be along soon to confirm.
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@Deniece *********
its too early. They won't answer until after 2pm London time once the consular section is closed.

The best time to call is between 4pm and before 5pm
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@Deniece *********
call them and ask because the correct visa seems not to be available unless your over 50 years old, unless I'm reading something wrong.
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Maybe this helps? It's in the last 2 paragraphs

Certificate of criminal record clearance from the UK (ACRO, or issued by the police) or Ireland

Financial evidence showing monthly income of not less than 65,000 THB (approx. £1,625) or having the current balance of 800,000 THB (approx. £20,000), e.g. bank statements, proof of earnings, for at least 1 month

If you wish to be accompanied by spouse, the marriage certificate will be attached. But your spouse will be granted Non-Immigrant “O” instead of “O-A”(Long Stay)

Applicant must be of age 50 years old or over.
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Perhaps
@Tod ********
knows what they will issue one against?

The only other option I see is a Tourist visa?
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Visiting family normally means a Thai wife or children. No idea if they include visiting a foreigner holding a Non Immigrant O-A visa?
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Deniece Paterson ah sorry! I thought you was looking to get an extension to run alongside your husbands O-A if that's even possible?
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@Deniece *********
no. You select the single entry Non O for retirement.
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And depending on which immigration office, that may not get you of the fact of needing to do the previous TM30 reporting. I got caught on that one 😉