Multi Entry Visa

[doppa]

i've forgotten what i need to do, going to uk next year , so i know most on here will give me sound advice, is it as simple as going to immigration and ask to change to a multi entry visa and paying the dosh to do so, if yes sorry to have bothered you all, merry christmas though.

[millwall_fan]

What sort of visa have you got at the moment? It's difficult to help with such scant info. If you have a retirement visa or single entry non imm o then yes, you'll have to go to immigration and get an exit stamp.

[IanForbes]

It depends on how long you want to stay. A triple entry visa is free right now and you can add 3 more month long stays after that. It is quite simple to obtain. An unlimited multi-entry visa requires a bit more effort and outlay, and I believe it includes a health certificate, a police check and a required amount of cash available..

[doppa]

What sort of visa have you got at the moment? It's difficult to help with such scant info. If you have a retirement visa or single entry non imm o then yes, you'll have to go to immigration and get an exit stamp.

yep retirement, now i remember an exit stamp, ta.

[realthaideal]

The visa subforum perhaps ? Googling a Royal Thai Embassy and reading their visa requirements ? Or you could just rely on RTD, Tom, n Steve, etc. on their computers (<deleted>) to type you some good reliable advice.

Do have a good holiday though, Sir Doppa.

[metisdead]

Moved to the Thai visa forum.

[lopburi3]

Poster appears to be in Thailand on an extension of stay so will require a re-entry permit to keep that stay if he travels. Cost is 1,000 baht single entry or 3,800 baht multi entry. This must be obtained prior to travel out of Thailand.

[Lite Beer]

Yes. A bit of a guess but he appears to have an extension of stay based on retirement.

Pop along to Chiang Mai Immigration and get a Re Entry Permit. 1,000 Baht.