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What are the options to extend a 90-day stamp on a multiple Non-O visa in Thailand?

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Jan 10, 2022

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Hello, everyone. I would like to know which options do i have to extend my 90 days stamp. I entered Thailand on a multiple Non-O visa ( Thai child).

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The options to extend a 90-day stamp for someone on a multiple Non-O visa related to a Thai child include a 60-day extension for visiting family or a 1-year extension based on having a Thai child. Additionally, the individual could leave Thailand and re-enter for another 90-day stamp.

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Lloyd ********

If you actually had entered on a multiple Non-O, you could leave and re-enter for another 90 day stamp.

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Mick *******

Covid extension?

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yes. But its too expensive to make border runs nowadays) much cheaper just to pay 1900 fee for an extension

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Benjamin ******

Remember though, you can only get ONE 60 day extension of stay based on visiting Thai family, and for the 1 year extension of stay based on raising half-Thai child, you will need 400K THB in a Thai bank account (no seasoning requirements).

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@Benjamin *****

Could you please reconfirm if there is no requirement to have 400k in advance on my Thai bank account. ( at least 3 months?)

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Thank you 😊

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Robert *******

60 day Extension of Stay based on visiting family

1 Year Extension of Stay based on Thai child

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