Yes, that’s true.

Thanks mate.

Thanks Tod.

I mean, where can we get a copy of this law from?

Dear

@Tod ********

,

Can you please share this law with us?

So that at least we can argue with some Immigration official over this problem.

Nikki Thompson

Similar thing is happening with me. One year ago, I kept money (400K THB) for few days and I got my visa extended easily. This year, I heard different perspectives. One Immigration officer asked me to keep money for 1 month and after a week the same Immigration officer told me to keep 400K for 60 days.

I didn’t argue with her and hence still trying to fulfill 60 days requirement to get my visa done. I am sure that they are going to ask me to keep the amount for the third consecutive month as well.

I don’t know where shall we go and ask for helping us from Immigration officers’ changing regulations?

😢

Its Counter J1 actually. But you have to submit the fees at Counter A (where we submit 90 days report). Please let me know whether they asked you to pay the fine or not?

aha...

I never knew about multiple entry thing as yet. Thanks for the info.

Where did you get your Non-O visa from? Your country? Or from Thailand?

The first time, they issue visa for 3 months. And then you will have to renew your visa again upto 1 year duration from immigration office. When they renew it after 3 months, they usually renew upto 1 year. In that case, you will not have to go out and get stamped once you receive the 1 year non-O visa (single entry or multiple entries).

Example:

Suppose u got ur first Non-O marriage visa on 1-May-2018. You must renew it again before 1-Aug-2018.

Suppose, when u renew it on 30-July-2018, then your visa expiry date will be 1 year after that date on 28-July-2019.

In my case, that happened.