Hi
First time I need one of these.
Up to date info please.
Where and what I need to do please?
Did immigration office move or something?
Thanks

2000bht cash is it?
Need docs ready in advance?

Cheers

Do you mean a re-entry permit?  If so ... http://www.thaivisa.com/re-entry-permit.html

Do you mean a re-entry permit?  If so ... http://www.thaivisa.com/re-entry-permit.html

Thanks - yes I do mean a re-entry permit.
Thanks for the link.
Did the immigration office move or it's same place near the airport?

 

Do you mean a re-entry permit?  If so ... http://www.thaivisa.com/re-entry-permit.html

Thanks - yes I do mean a re-entry permit.
Thanks for the link.
Did the immigration office move or it's same place near the airport?

 

 

Same place near the airport.  Only the location for doing address verification has moved.

The fee is 1,000 Baht for a single

3,800 Baht for a multiple.

Is it possible to get a re-entry permit at the airport. I seem to remember that it used to be. Still?

Just got a re-entry permit three weeks ago, and in spite of me doing everything wrong, beginning with showing up with no form, they courteously managed to get one done in a half hour for 1000.

If you have the paperwork done in advance and bring a photo with you, it shouldn't take more than a few minutes.

And, yes, it's the same office near the airport.

Get a queue number at the center desk (information), and wait your turn at the window closest to the door.

You can always obtain a re-entry permit at the CNX airport, just inside the security area for international flight boarding. They always have immigration officials working before the departure of an international flight. After all, what if someone on overstay wants to leave? They need to have an immigration officer available to collect the fine and place the appropriate notation in the passport. Those same officers can sell you a re-entry permit, too. Just allow some extra time before boarding your flight to purchase your re-entry permit and don't let your brain go on auto-pilot and forget to purchase the re-entry permit before you get on the aircraft! Be sure to bring a recent 2-in color photo and a completed TM-8 form.

Thanks NancyL

Thanks everybody

The first time I had my retirement visa I tried to go into Burma. They told me I would need a reentry or I would only get 30 days when I came back. I was able to go to the Mai Sai office and get my multiple reentry there. Piece of cake there no waiting and they helped me fill in the form. Since then I have got it if I knew I was leaving the country the same day as my extension.

I'm planning to make 2 separate trips out of the country later this year.

 

Is it possible to apply for 2 "Single" entry permits at the same time? Or can I only apply for the 2nd permit after my first trip?

 

Thanks

I'm planning to make 2 separate trips out of the country later this year.

 

Is it possible to apply for 2 "Single" entry permits at the same time? Or can I only apply for the 2nd permit after my first trip?

 

Thanks

 

Interesting question. I can see no reason you cannot apply for 2 single re-entry permits. 1,000 baht each = 2,000 baht.
 

 

I'm planning to make 2 separate trips out of the country later this year.

 

Is it possible to apply for 2 "Single" entry permits at the same time? Or can I only apply for the 2nd permit after my first trip?

 

Thanks

 

Interesting question. I can see no reason you cannot apply for 2 single re-entry permits. 1,000 baht each = 2,000 baht.
 

 

 

One reason I can think of is.... TIT :)

 

Wonder if anyone tried doing this before? Will save me an additional trip to the immigration office.

I always get a multiple re-entry permit when I extend my visa.  That effort eliminates these kinds of problems.

I always get a multiple re-entry permit when I extend my visa.  That effort eliminates these kinds of problems.

 

Well, a multiple re-entry permit is worth it only if you plan to travel 4 or more times within your visa period.

 

I always get a multiple re-entry permit when I extend my visa.  That effort eliminates these kinds of problems.

 

Well, a multiple re-entry permit is worth it only if you plan to travel 4 or more times within your visa period.

 

 

Or if you can't predict your future travel, emergency and otherwise, and want peace of mind.

When does the multiple (or even the single) re-entry permit expire?  Is it good for, say, one year from purchase date, or does it expire when the visa extension expires?

When does the multiple (or even the single) re-entry permit expire?  Is it good for, say, one year from purchase date, or does it expire when the visa extension expires?

Expires on the date your current extension expires.