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What Should I Do About My Non-O Visa Expiry Date in Thailand?

Non-O Visa Visa Extension Immigration Rules

Dec 4, 2019

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I have arrived in thailand on a non o visa single entry from the UK. visa based on having a child. The visa is valid from 12th Nov until 11th Feb. I arrived yesterday on the 3rd and on the stamp I am admitted to 1st March. Does that mean I'm OK until March the 1st? but do I need to extend it before February 11th when visa is valid to?  When I go extend the visa will I also get 30 days or 60 days extension thanks for any help

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Upon entering Thailand with a Non-O visa valid until February 11, you are admitted until March 1 as per the stamp. Your visa is effectively valid until that date for your stay but must be extended before February 11 to remain lawful. You can apply for a 60-day extension at immigration.

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you get 90 days from the day you enter. That "enter before" date on the visa sticker is the date you must enter the kingdom by. You can extend this visa by a further 60 days at immigration inside the country.

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thanks troy that's the awnser I hoped for. That then gives me the 5 months 👍

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You visa is now used and of no further use, any dates on that sticker are irrelevant. You can stay until the "admitted until date"

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thanks for the info. What will be the best way to stay longer than March 1st?

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