@Dror ********

where have you been? There are literally hundreds of posts in the last day about people who just got this issue in all the Thailand groups. There's literally a post every few minutes between all the Thai visa and Expat groups.

@Alastair ******

then they close your account, unfortunately, because you can't show you have a qualifying visa for maintaining the account. I've read at least 100 posts in the past few weeks, and it seems the only exception is for people who own a condo or property in their own name (not spouse's name).

@Martin *************

you're still wrong. The 9th November date has zero to do with his allowed stay date. It's simply when his visa needs to be used by to enter Thailand. It's the equivalent of saying his gift certificate to enter Disneyland must be redeemed at the box office by 9th November. It doesn't have anything to do with calculating when he can stay till. For example, he might enter Thailand today on his visa that is valid through 9th November, which would make his permission to stay end on 14 October. So he would need to go to immigration to extend it before 14 October, not before 9 November, which grants a stay of 30 more days until 13 November, which still would not be enough for him to stay until 26 November as he wants to do. On the other hand, if he entered on 27 September, even though the visa was valid till 9 November, he is still stamped in for 60 days, allowing him to stay until 26 November without needing any extension.

@Max ************

why do you assume anyone else on the elite visas is old enough to be a retiree within the 20 years?

@Jacquie **********

by Our visa, do you actually mean O-A visa? Otherwise saying "our visa" similar to saying "your visa" doesn't show you have something different from a tourist visa.

@Martin *************

if you're going to try to prove your point with government info, maybe you should learn to read it more carefully first. I circled it for you. A tourist visa allows a 60 day length of stay. The 90 days is how long you have to use it to enter the country. Nothing more. Think of it like an admission ticket for Disneyland that expires in 90 days. It means you must present the ticket for entry within 90 days and has nothing to do with how long you can stay there.

@Jacquie **********

not on a tourist visa. A tourist visa gets you admitted for a 60 day period. It has never been 90 days. You have 90 days from the issue date to enter on the visa, but are always stamped in for 60 days from the entry date.

Your passport entry stamp shows you the last day you are allowed to be in Thailand. That's the only thing that matters.

@Martin *************

wow, you gave totally wrong information, as you must not understand that single entry tourist visas are valid to be used within 90 days of issuance to enter Thailand, and grant a 60 day stay once used. This can be extended at immigration offices within Thailand once to add 30 days, granting 90 days total. Not 4 months. And your 9th November date doesn't have anything to do with it. The OP has to get his extension before his 60 day allowed stay period ends, which is counted from his entry date, not the expiration date of the visa, which is just the date he must enter Thailand by, to use that visa.

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