I've just had my OA non immigrant multiple entry long stay visa based on Retirement Approved in Canberra.
My current extension issued in Jomtien expires 6 August 2019.
My re-entry permit also expires 6 August 2019.
My return to Thailand scheduled for 26 July 2019 BKK.
My feeling is to just enter on my new OA and not worry about the 10 days remaining on my re-entry permit.
Additionally this new OA is in a brand new Australian passport whilst the extension and re-entry are in my old cancelled passport which I think I should present along with my new passport at immigration BKK.
Does anyone see any pitfalls with this plan?
If so please explain why?
Thank you all.
TLDR : Answer Summary
The user has recently received a long-stay OA visa based on retirement, but is concerned about the expiration of their current extension and re-entry permit before returning to Thailand. They plan to enter Thailand on the new OA visa in their new passport while also presenting their old passport that contains the expired extension and re-entry permit. They seek advice on potential pitfalls with this strategy.
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