ME O visa advice needed

[Nadia6]

hello I wonder if you could help me as I cannot seem to find out where I stand with my visa and the time is coming where I have to do a border run.

I know borders are closed and I am on a Multiple Entry O visa which I have 6 months still left on it my plan was to do a border run to mai sai and extend for another 3 months but of course that is not possible now.

What are my options, if i get an extension at CM immigration for 2 months will my multiple O visa be cancelled so I lose potentially 6 months here.

thank you things are so confusing at this time but i need to plan as I only have about 8 days left so want toget what I need together 

[ubonjoe]

Getting an extension of the 90 day entry from your non-o visa will not cancel your visa.

If married to or the parent of a Thai you can apply for a 60 day extension to visit them. 

If not then you can get a special 30 day extension that will require a letter from your embassy to apply for it.

 

[Nadia6]

Thank you Joe I am married to a thai and also have thai Children 

So if I understand you I can go with my valid visa get an extension and my visa will still be valid until it expires 

I have been reading of a letter from embassy I am UK citizen doi need one to apply and do I need to take my spouse and children with me along with my Marriage certificate and birth certificate 

thank you again 

[ubonjoe]

9 minutes ago, Nadia6 said:

So if I understand you I can go with my valid visa get an extension and my visa will still be valid until it expires 

Your visa will remain valid until the day it expires. People apply for the 60 day extension all the time without a problem.

 

9 minutes ago, Nadia6 said:

I have been reading of a letter from embassy I am UK citizen doi need one to apply and do I need to take my spouse and children with me along with my Marriage certificate and birth certificate 

No need for a letter from your embassy.

You wife will need to be with you when you apply. You will need your marriage certificate and a copy of it, copies of your wife's house book registry and ID card.