Does anybody no if I’m aloud back in the kingdom.I left on a retirement visa had it stamp for reentry at Immigration in the airport before leaving in July. I’m due back beginning of November I do have two Daughters that are Thai nationals also have their passports and birth certs with me. Also have medical insurance that covers me for covid.Any info would be appreciated.
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The user is seeking information about re-entering Thailand after leaving on a retirement visa. They had a re-entry permit stamped before departing in July and plan to return in November, having two daughters who are Thai nationals, and possessing COVID medical insurance. Comments suggest the user may face obstacles entering Thailand due to current restrictions on foreigners, particularly those with retirement visas. It is recommended to consult the Thai embassy for entry permits based on family status, explore repatriation flights, and comply with quarantine requirements. Concerns about regulations regarding the possession of Thai passports were also raised.
NON-O RETIREMENT VISA RESOURCES / SERVICES
- Go to the Retirement Visa Section for information on requirements, including age restrictions, financial requirements, and necessary documentation.
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