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Hello Everyone, I will renew my Non O Retirement Visa next week. Problem: I missed my 90-day report, which was due on Dec. 2, because my passport was at the US embassy for one month being renewed and I only got it back a few days ago. The reentry stamp in my passport from September 2, 2022, says good until Jan. 1, 2023. Does that mean I did not have to do a 90-day report? Or, If I did miss the 90-day reporting requirement, will I just pay a 2000 baht penalty the day I go to Wattana and extend my visa another year? Also, when I flew out of the country in late August (and returned to Thailand) in early September of this year, I was not given a TM6 card on my flight, and didn't see any at the airport immigration counter. Can anyone confirm that TM 6 cards are now suspended? And, that this will NOT be an issue when I renew my retirement visa next week? Thanks in advance!

My passport expires in Aug. 2023. I have a Non O retirement visa that expires on Jan. 1, 2023. I need to renew my passport by mail with the US Embassy. When they receive, renew and send me back my passport, what happens to my active retirement visa? do they move it into the new passport, or do I need to go to immigration after receiving the new passport? (and is there a fee?)

I have not found much commentary (in this forum, or elsewhere) from American entrepreneurs who have set up Amity Treaty companies. Interested in learning about startup experiences, such as working with legal firms, and clarification on the requirements for documentation for 2 million in minimum capital (which I've heard can we avoided until 2024 or beyond) Once established, what has been your experience in maintaining your Amity Company status (e.g accounting and reporting, hiring employees, working with CPAs, etc) Thank you in advance.

Hello everyone. I am a US citizen retired in Thailand. I have a global health insurance policy with limited USA coverage (100k). I need to travel to the USA for 2 weeks. For peace of mind, I'm looking for a short-term USA medical health insurance policy to extend my coverage to 1 million USA. I've checked with my primary insurer and they can't add coverage limits. I can't find any international insurers for US citizens who are traveling back to the USA for short periods. Any suggestions?

Thanks ubonjoe.

Thanks all for your responses. Someone told me that getting a re-entry permit at the airport is for emergency only. I would prefer to do it at the airport. But I'm afraid of losing my retirement visa if something goes wrong at the airport. My flight is at 1am on the 15th. An agent quoted me multi-entry + his fees= 8k baht. Can my g/f (non Thai) get my re-entry permit for me at the Chaengwattana IO? Will an immigration officer be ok with this? Or do I have to do it? When should I/gf go to the IO to get a re-entry permit? Thank you again.

Hello, I have to leave Thailand for business in the US in mid-August 2022 and then return to Thailand on Sept 01. My retirement visa ends on Jan 1, 2023. In order not to have my retirement visa cancel, I need a re-entry permit, correct? Do I need an agent to get a re-entry permit? I have not asked the agent who usually renews my retirement visa on how much he charges. What's a reasonable fee if an agent does it for me? Thanks in advance.