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Is it normal to receive a Non-B visa with only a 90-day stamp for SA citizens?

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Jul 21, 2018

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Hi guys, in view of recent developments for SA citizens I have a question. I got this non B in Savannakhet yesterday but only got stamped in until 17 October. Is this normal? ( I was expecting a year and am aware of the recent difficulties) . TIA.

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A South African citizen received a Non-B visa in Savannakhet with a 90-day stamp and is questioning if this is normal. Responses clarify that a Single Entry Non-B visa typically allows for only 90 days of stay, and the individual will need to apply for a yearly extension based on their employment when the 90 days are nearing completion.

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Tod *********

It has nothing to do with where your passport came from and everything to do with the fact that you got a 90 day single entry Non-B visa.

When your current 90 day stamp has 30 days left on it, you take documentation from your employer to the immigration office and apply for a yearly extension of stay based on employment.

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Mike ******

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Thanks! You guys are the best!

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Tod *********

you can't apply for an extension until you have 30 days or less left on your current stamp (Bangkok and Chiang Mai are 45 days or less).

You could get a single re-entry permit for 1000baht and it would keep the 90 day stamp 'alive' so that when you come back you'd be stamped in until 17 Oct again.

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Thanks Tod, do I have to wait until the 30 day point? I have a wedding to attend in the US next month, so can I apply for a 're entry permit on this visa?

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Barry ***********

I think you have to get an extension. You need a work permit from the depths of lsbor

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Peter ******

Damned auto correct! 'The Depths of Isbor' sounds like some Lord of the Rings episode lol

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Paul *********

It’s a S single entry visa so only 90 days

Go to your areas immigration office and apply for a yearly extension of stay

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Robert *******

You have a Single Entry Non Immigrant B visa, which gives you 90 days of stay. It is normal.

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