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What options are available for extending a 90-day O visa for an Italian national in Thailand, and does he need to travel to Vientiane?

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Jan 22, 2024
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Keith *******
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90 day o visa, expires 3rd February for an Italian national staying in Nakhon Phanom, he needs another 3 months, what are his options? Does he need to travel to Vientiane? Thank you
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An Italian national in Nakhon Phanom with a 90-day O visa expiring on February 3rd has several options for extension. He cannot extend his current visa for another three months but can pursue a tourist visa (60 days) with a possible 30-day extension, or, if he has Thai family, apply for a 60-day visiting family extension. It is not necessary for him to travel to Vientiane; he can handle his immigration needs at the local Immigration Office.
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Steve *******
He can get another 60 days if he has Thai dependant relatives, ie married or kids
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 does he need to go to Vientiane for this?
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 Nope, local Immigration Office
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Michael **********
he needs a tourist visa (60days) + extension (30days).
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@Michael *********
 Get another Non Imm, better than a tourist visa, gives him 90 days
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 if he needs just 90days then tourists visa is the easiest option for him
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@Michael *********
 Nope, Non Imm is easier and cheaper and saves him applying for an extention of stay
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John **********
Is your friend married to a Thai? If so they could get a 60 day visiting family extension
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Keith *******
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 He needs 90 days, could he border bounce to laos at friendship bridge 3 then get a 60 day extension in Nakhon Phanom?
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 if he's married to Thai he can provide the documentation and his wife is with him then he can do this. Just make sure that's a border open to foreigners as not every one is.
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Normally people who get the non-O visa are planning to apply for the 1-year extension from that.

There's no other option that will give you an additional 3 months. You'll need to leave Thailand and get a new visa, or return without a visa. But if you return without a visa you'll only get 30 days (+30 day extension possible)
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Keith *******
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Thank you
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 thank you, that is what I told him, this would leave him 6 days short, I advised that Vientiane is the nearest place to do another 90 days but I'm guessing as there maybe somewhere closer, any knowledge would be grateful accepted
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 if he is 6 days short with a border bounce, 30 days plus a 30 days extension, just tell him to stay in Laos for 7 days.
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 I did lol
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 Going to Savannakhet is closer to Nakhon Phanom and no appointments necessary at Savannakhet ....
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@Dca ****
 thank you, do they have an embassy there or can it be done at the border?
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@Dca ****
 thank you
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 Have to cross the border into Laos for the Thai Consulate in Savannakhet, Laos
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 probably the closest. He'll need to make an appointment though. Maybe apply for a tourist visa and get 60 days on entry then can apply for a 30 day extension.
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