2 Month extension visa - 2 in a row?

[BIGJIMMY]

I got a 2 month extension on a 30 day entry stamp in December and it's nearly finished, will I be able to get another 2 month extension, I live here and am married and have a little boy, I work away and am here now because the job was postponed, I normally get a Non 'O' but wasn't aware the goal posts had changed in the summer so I'll sort that out when I'm back in the UK in the meantime another 2 month extension would solve the problem, not sure if I can get it.

Anyone??

Thanks

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[ubonjoe]

You cannot do 2 of them on the same entry. You could do a border crossing to get a new entry and extend it for 60 days.

You could make a trip to the consulate in Savannakhet Laos to get a multiple entry non-o visa with no financial proof needed.

[BIGJIMMY]

Thanks, so I could do a Cambodian visa run and get 15 days then get another 2 monther??

Jimmy

[ubonjoe]

Yes you can just get a 15 day entry and apply for another 60 day extension.

[Lite Beer]

If you are from UK you will get 30 days when entering.

[BIGJIMMY]

I'm already here so once I day a visa run via Cambodia then I'll only get 15 days on re-entry to Thailand as it's across land.

[Mario2008]

I'm already here so once I day a visa run via Cambodia then I'll only get 15 days on re-entry to Thailand as it's across land.

Not if you are from one of the G7 countries. A UK-national for instance would recieve 30 days at a land border.

[BIGJIMMY]

I thought you get 15 days at a land border.

[ubonjoe]

Since the 1st of November 2013 those from the G7 countries get 30 days at border crossings, Which includes those from the UK.

[khwaibah]

I thought you get 15 days at a land border.

November 1 2013 It was changed for all G 7 countries. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/G7 U.S., Japan, France, Germany, Italy, U.K. and Canada.