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Al *******
If you have an actual visa as opposed to an extension of stay, I don't believe that transferring that visa is possible.
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@Christian *******
it is a non imm o-a, must be obtained via a Thai embassy or consulate in your home country and you must be over 50 years old.
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I do the same each year via a non imm o-a multi entry visa. No border hops and no dealing with immigration except for the 24 hour and 90 day reporting requirements. It keeps things simple for me while in Thailand. I get a new one each year because I do not want to be beholden to enter by dates when making our travel arrangements.
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Tony Rimmer after getting hassled during my 90 day reporting for not filing the 24 hour report a few years back, Korat immigration is my first stop within 24 hours of returning to the country.
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In my experience Korat immigration has been doing it for the last three years or so.
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Each time you depart and reenter Thailand, up until the enter before date, you will get an additional year from that most recent reenter date.
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Just to be clear, doing a trip anytime prior to the enter before date of the visa gets you a second year.
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Depending on where you stay in Thailand you may need to report to immigration each time you return to Thailand, within 24 hours of arrival.
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Perhaps you may want to take a look at your passport and let us know exactly what type of visa/extension of stay you have so precise recommendations can be provided.
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Mary Hanson She is applying for a non imm o-a multi entry visa. There is no requirement for funds in a Thai bank with this visa. That is one of the benefits of using this visa.