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I may need to do a Visa run soon as my Non-O retirement visa extension expires on 23 April 2025 and there is a possibility that a further extension may not be granted. The thing is that I have a multiple-entry visa so I will have to leave on the 23 April and return on a visa exemption the next or subsequent day. Which is the least stressful border to leave and re-enter Bangkok. 

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4 minutes ago, Nowaythatsreal said:

In Bangkok but the question is if a run is necessary which country would be the least hassle. 

You state ....."The thing is that I have a multiple-entry visa so I will have to leave on the 23 April "

 

I doubt you have a multi entry non O.

In any event seems your permission of stay ends soon.

You can use agent minivan border bounce company.

From Bangkok they will run to Cambodia. 

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6 minutes ago, Nowaythatsreal said:

Thanks for that Dr Jack and to be clear I do have a multi-entry I go back to the UK at least twice a year 👍

Not sure when you obtained your Multi Entry Non O 

Be aware that eVisa is no longer available in UK or anywhere else.

 

 

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6 minutes ago, Nowaythatsreal said:

I am a little confused now. The multi entry was obtained at CW on 23 April 2024 🤷‍♂️

You obtained a multi reentry permit at CW  3800b 

You would have reentry permit stamp in pp.

What is expiry date.

How did you enter Thailand?

Meaning visa class

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20 minutes ago, Nowaythatsreal said:

The agent obtained this at CW it was part of the fee. I have got this stamped in my passport. Expiry date 23 April 2025. On my last return in August 2024 I was on the non-O visa. 

Ok got it . 

You can use agent to obtain another 12 month extension OR kill off your current permission of stay and border bounce for 60 day visa exempt entry. 

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3 minutes ago, Nowaythatsreal said:

How do I kill it off🤷‍♂️

Well if I'm following your posts correctly you have a permission of stay stamp .

Prior to expiry you would exit Thailand without reentry permit.

You can then reenter visa exempt with 60 day stamp.

How long do you wish to stay in Thailand. 

 

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2 minutes ago, Nowaythatsreal said:

Yes but because I have a re-entry visa the only way this can work is if I leave Thailand on the 23 April and return on the 24 April or later. 
 

I live in Thailand. 

That is correct.

Sometimes esp at airports with only few days validity of reentry permit they may give you option of visa exempt stamp.

So clearly you don't want another 12 months using agent.

Think you are aware of your options 

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Yes I am thanks. As I said in my earlier thread I have kept a balance of 800,000 THB in my account since 18 January 2024 so all should be fine the only concern that I had was the fact that I did use an agent in the past and if that could be an issue.  

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Check the air rates to Singapore and Malaysia.  No entry visa is required to either country, which will save cost, if you're in Bangkok.  Personally, I'd fly before hopping in one of those border run vans. Up to you.  I'm glad DrJack was helping you, I don't think anyone else would have been able to get the 'whole' story.

 

15 hours ago, Nowaythatsreal said:

Yes I am thanks. As I said in my earlier thread I have kept a balance of 800,000 THB in my account since 18 January 2024 so all should be fine the only concern that I had was the fact that I did use an agent in the past and if that could be an issue.  

So you're waiting for your retirement deposit to mature, or that's what I'm understanding.

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16 hours ago, Nowaythatsreal said:

Yes I am thanks. As I said in my earlier thread I have kept a balance of 800,000 THB in my account since 18 January 2024 so all should be fine the only concern that I had was the fact that I did use an agent in the past and if that could be an issue.  

So to be clear....

You plan to exit Thailand and reenter Thailand visa exempt and then obtain a Non O visa and subsequent 12 month extension? 

 

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If my visa extension is not approved that would be the plan. I am thinking now that I will return home on 23rd April and return 2 months later with a new passport and before I leave Thailand move my funds to a new bank. I do not want any trace of an agent on my documents 😡

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Dont forget the DACS, like Malaysia has an MDAC.

You need it to enter another country around Thailand.

Dont forget Thailand is starting that from May, they say, mentioned.

Asked IO by doing extension, what would be the time to stay out of Thailand for an exemption, as that is a thing from Thailand. 

As answer I got, to ask at the specific border crossing.

It seems to vary, I red Laos , bought, red Malaysia, bought and instantly return to Thailand.

Read in this cases bribe.

Red Malaysia 2 days out of Thailand, so everything is possible. But guy could go back after 1 day.

With Malaysia the cases were also then on separate places. Pedan besar and Wan prachan.

 

DrJack54 do you know if it is possible to make 2 MDAC's?

As I first want to try Wan Prachan to do a same day  return (buy)

But if that is not working , I MUST do Pedan Besar, but then with another MDAC.

On the MDACs you show arrival, where to enter.

 

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24 minutes ago, xtrnuno41 said:

Dont forget Thailand is starting that from May, they say, mentioned.

We will believe that when it happens.

 

In any event not of concern for the OP.

Thinking he could have made better plans. 

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On 2/18/2025 at 9:38 PM, DrJack54 said:

Well if I'm following your posts correctly you have a permission of stay stamp .

Prior to expiry you would exit Thailand without reentry permit.

You can then reenter visa exempt with 60 day stamp.

How long do you wish to stay in Thailand. 

 

I think he means... If he leaves the country. It utilizes the re-entry stamp and does not cancel the extension to stay on retirement visa. In which case he would need to wait to leave the country until his extension and re-entry expire. Or he could go to immigration and cancel the extension hence the re-entry stamp also. If he leaves with the re-entry still valid. When he returns his extension will still be valid also. 

As for the border run, why use an agent when you can take a train that goes directly into Vientiane, Laos for less than 1000 baht? 

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2 hours ago, thesetat said:

I think he means... If he leaves the country. It utilizes the re-entry stamp and does not cancel the extension to stay on retirement visa. In which case he would need to wait to leave the country until his extension and re-entry expire. Or he could go to immigration and cancel the extension hence the re-entry stamp also. If he leaves with the re-entry still valid. When he returns his extension will still be valid also. 

As for the border run, why use an agent when you can take a train that goes directly into Vientiane, Laos for less than 1000 baht? 

Yes that was exactly my point 👍

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On 2/18/2025 at 3:32 PM, Nowaythatsreal said:

How do I kill it off🤷‍♂️

 

You answered the question of how to "kill off" your multiple-entry re-entry permit yourself in your opening post of this topic (highlighting in bold is mine):

On 2/18/2025 at 2:16 PM, Nowaythatsreal said:

I may need to do a Visa run soon as my Non-O retirement visa extension expires on 23 April 2025 and there is a possibility that a further extension may not be granted. The thing is that I have a multiple-entry visa so I will have to leave on the 23 April and return on a visa exemption the next or subsequent day.

 

More precisely, one could say that you will have to leave Thailand not later than 23 April and return visa-exempt not earlier than 24 April.

 

The only question in your OP was:

On 2/18/2025 at 2:16 PM, Nowaythatsreal said:

Which is the least stressful border to leave and re-enter Bangkok.

 

If you have got no definitive answer to this question in this topic, it is because no definitive answer exists. The degree of stress, if any, a traveller arriving visa-exempt on 24 April or later will be submitted to at any land or airport entry point cannot be predicted. The only definitive advice valid today that will most probably still be applicable at that future time is to avoid the land border entry at Aranyaprathet on the border with Cambodia.

The single biggest problem in communication is the illusion that it has taken place. — George Bernard Shaw

 

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There have been a lot of off-topic posts in this topic and as the OP the already has all the answer he sought, the topic is now closed.

 

:mfr_closed1:

The single biggest problem in communication is the illusion that it has taken place. — George Bernard Shaw

 

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