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hi all , 

 

i have 1 year visa Non Imm O , if i were to want to go out of thailand and come back again i need to apply for visa re-entry ?

 

how much does it cost ?  is it a one time thing or how does it work ?

 

thank u 

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ubonjoe Legendary Member

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Do you have a multiple entry non-o visa issued by a embassy or consulate that is valid for a year and allows unlimited 90 day entries. No need for a re-entry permit if that is what you have.

Or do you actually have a one year extension of stay for for the 90 day entry from a non-o visa you you applied for at a immigration office. You will need a re-entry permit to keep your extension of stay valid when you enter the country using it.

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GroveHillWanderer Platinum Member

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The last couple of times I got my one year extension of permit to stay, immigration put a stamp in my passport reminding me that I need a re-entry permit if leaving the country during the validity of my extension (and to do 90-day reports).

 

You could check your passport to see if there's such a stamp in it.

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You can get a single or multiple re-entry permit. 1,000 Baht for single and

3,800 Baht for multiple, as far as I'm aware.

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ThailandRyan Star Member

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The cost is 1k baht for a single use re-entry stamp.  Unless your going out and in more than that yu can get a ME re-entry stamp but i am unsure of the cost...

 

The re-entry stamp keeps your extension of stay alive should you leave and then return before the extension expires.

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DrJack54 Star Member

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47 minutes ago, bluebanana said:

I have 1 year visa Non Imm O

Read question from uj.

You either have a one year extension to a non O or indeed a ME non O.

I would guess the former. In which case just buy a reentry permit.

Either at immigration or airport.

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On 3/27/2022 at 10:43 AM, ubonjoe said:

Do you have a multiple entry non-o visa issued by a embassy or consulate that is valid for a year and allows unlimited 90 day entries. No need for a re-entry permit if that is what you have.

Or do you actually have a one year extension of stay for for the 90 day entry from a non-o visa you you applied for at a immigration office. You will need a re-entry permit to keep your extension of stay valid when you enter the country using it.

A newbie, UJ. Do you think he followed all that???  @bluebananaGive us some indication if anything helped. Ubonjoe, Dr.Jack, etc. do deserve a thanks, at least.

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bluebanana Senior Member

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On 3/27/2022 at 10:43 AM, ubonjoe said:

Do you have a multiple entry non-o visa issued by a embassy or consulate that is valid for a year and allows unlimited 90 day entries. No need for a re-entry permit if that is what you have.

Or do you actually have a one year extension of stay for for the 90 day entry from a non-o visa you you applied for at a immigration office. You will need a re-entry permit to keep your extension of stay valid when you enter the country using it.

hi UJ , 

 

i applied the 1 year visa when in thailand last year . 

it will expire sometime in july ...

but assuming i want to go out of of country for say 2 weeks and come back i would need a reentry permit right ? appreciate reply

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1 minute ago, bluebanana said:

hi UJ , 

 

i applied the 1 year visa when in thailand last year . 

it will expire sometime in july ...

but assuming i want to go out of of country for say 2 weeks and come back i would need a reentry permit right ? appreciate reply

Yes, a re-entry permit will be needed as long as your returning before the extension of stay expires. If it is not a extension of stay by a multiple entry Visa you can return up until the day before it expires and get stamped in for another year provided it is a ME OA visa.  A re-entry permit would not apply for a Visa AFAIK

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bluebanana Senior Member

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On 3/27/2022 at 11:15 AM, DrJack54 said:

Read question from uj.

You either have a one year extension to a non O or indeed a ME non O.

I would guess the former. In which case just buy a reentry permit.

Either at immigration or airport.

hi dr , 

 

i believe mine is the 1 year extension , so i just need to buy 1k baht repermit 

any idea how long it takes to process ? thank u 

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3 minutes ago, ThailandRyan said:

Yes, a re-entry permit will be needed as long as your returning before the extension of stay expires. If it is not a extension of stay by a multiple entry Visa you can return up until the day before it expires and get stamped in for another year provided it is a ME OA visa.  A re-entry permit would not apply for a Visa AFAIK

pardon me what is Visa AFAIK ? 

 

any idea how long it takes to process the reentry permit ? thank u 

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On 3/27/2022 at 10:58 AM, GroveHillWanderer said:

The last couple of times I got my one year extension of permit to stay, immigration put a stamp in my passport reminding me that I need a re-entry permit if leaving the country during the validity of my extension (and to do 90-day reports).

 

You could check your passport to see if there's such a stamp in it.

Screenshot_2022_0327_105505.png

 

You can get a single or multiple re-entry permit. 1,000 Baht for single and

3,800 Baht for multiple, as far as I'm aware.

thanks alot ! how long did it take for them to process it ? 

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On 3/28/2022 at 2:23 PM, AgMech Cowboy said:

A newbie, UJ. Do you think he followed all that???  @bluebananaGive us some indication if anything helped. Ubonjoe, Dr.Jack, etc. do deserve a thanks, at least.

apologies just logged in this morning 

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11 minutes ago, bluebanana said:

hi dr , 

 

i believe mine is the 1 year extension , so i just need to buy 1k baht repermit 

any idea how long it takes to process ? thank u 

The reentry permit can be obtained at the airport or immigration office.

I prefer airport and the process does not take long. 

1000baht single reentry permit.

If you immigration office is handy you can obtain it there. 

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2 minutes ago, DrJack54 said:

The reentry permit can be obtained at the airport or immigration office.

I prefer airport and the process does not take long. 

1000baht single reentry permit.

If you immigration office is handy you can obtain it there. 

appreicate all of yr inputs , have a great one all !

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DrJack54 Star Member

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Just now, bluebanana said:

appreicate all of yr inputs , have a great one all !

No offense but you seem bit new to the reentry permit procedure.

It's best to read up on what's required if obtaining at airport it's in office zone 2 past security check but prior to passport control. 

Would you be flying out from BKK airport as your first leg. 

 

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GroveHillWanderer Platinum Member

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20 minutes ago, bluebanana said:

thanks alot ! how long did it take for them to process it ? 

If you're talking about a re-entry permit, I didn't get one for several years now but the last time I got one it took about five minutes.

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On 3/30/2022 at 12:06 PM, DrJack54 said:

No offense but you seem bit new to the reentry permit procedure.

It's best to read up on what's required if obtaining at airport it's in office zone 2 past security check but prior to passport control. 

Would you be flying out from BKK airport as your first leg. 

 

yes im very new to it drjack , iwill be flying out of either suvarnabhumi / donmeuang airport

 

i can get this info at thai immigration website i assume

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18 minutes ago, bluebanana said:

yes im very new to it drjack , iwill be flying out of either suvarnabhumi / donmeuang airport

 

i can get this info at thai immigration website i assume

The procedure is different at BKK and DMK airports.

If your intending to obtain reentry permit at airport just indicate that and someone will assist.

In a nutshell at BKK the office is zone 2 past security but BEFORE passport control.

At DMK it's just other side of passport control. 

Advise imm officer that your obtaining a reentry permit. 

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