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Arriving visa exempt and getting a Non-O Visa 90-days when in Thailand

Markbrock
Markbrock
in Thai Visas, Residency, and Work Permits

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11 hours ago, Markbrock said:

Anything for me to be concerned about or is this just a web admin error?

Just a error on the English language page. On the page in Thai it is correct.

The title is the only thing that matters on any of the pages. For example this one.

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  • JackThompson
    JackThompson

    Perhaps lost in translation - you would apply for a "Non-OA Long-Stay Visa" in your home country.  It is a 1-year Multiple-Entry visa, where you get a new 1-year permitted stay each time you enter the

  • JackThompson
    JackThompson

    "Non-OA Long Stay" is a visa-name - so just clarifying so no one gets confused later.    But - yes, if you use an agent in Pattaya (Jomtien office), and pay 10x plus the actual cost for the

  • koratkarlos
    koratkarlos

    At Korat immigration they would not process a 90 day non immigrant single entry visa based on retirement.  They told me to go to Laos.  So without an agent you may want to ask your local immigration d

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