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Can I extend my Non Imm OA visa while in Thailand, or how can I stay for another month?

Non Imm OA visa visa extension re-entry permit Thailand immigration expatriates in Thailand Chiang Mai

Dec 14, 2020

4 years ago

Paul *******

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I am in Thailand I had a Non Imm OA visa issued in UK it expired September 2020.

I travelled back in October 2020 using my multi re entry permit,the re entry permit expires 2nd March  2021.

My question can I extend this whilst in Thailand ( I’m based Chiang Mai ) or is they any other way I can stay for another month only ? 

I don’t really want to put the money into my thai bank for 2 months to change the visa type as I only want to stop until April.

Thanks very much for any advice.

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TLDR : Answer Summary

The user is seeking advice on extending their Non Imm OA visa in Thailand, which expired in September 2020. They have a multi re-entry permit that expires in March 2021 and are looking for options to stay in Thailand for another month without needing the funds required for a visa type change.

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You have two potential solutions:

1. Get a one year extension of stay based on being over 50. This requires the 800K THB and approved Thai health insurance.

2. *IF* it's still being sold a 60 day extension of stay due to unable to travel because of COVID-19.

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