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Can I apply for a re-entry permit with my non-O visa without forfeiting it?

Non-O visa Re-entry permit Dependent visa Visa rules in Thailand Immigration procedures

Jun 7, 2023

2 years ago

Firra ****************

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Hi

I’m here on a non-o visa and was told I had to wait until 2 weeks prior to expiration to apply for a dependent visa on my husbands OA visa. But I need to travel prior to that. Is it possible to apply for a re-entry permit with my non-o visa without it being forfeited? Many thanks

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TLDR : Answer Summary

The user inquires about applying for a re-entry permit for their Non-O visa while needing to travel before the dependent visa application timeframe. Community responses confirm that a re-entry permit can be obtained as long as the individual returns before the entry stamp expires, but it will not extend the current visa duration.

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John **********

Yes but it will only be good for the length of stay you currently have, it won't extend it

2 years ago

Firra ****************

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thank you both very much

2 years ago

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Brandon ************

As long as you're back before your entry stamp expires with time to apply for your extension, a re-entry permit should be all you need to keep your stamp alive.

2 years ago

Firra ****************

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@Brandon ***********

thx u very much

2 years ago

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