I a ratrietment visa holder with multiple re-entry. Can I come to Thailand by boder pass and go back from Bangkok by flight.?
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The question pertains to the ability of a retirement visa holder to enter Thailand via a border pass and return by flight. Responses indicate that if you hold a 12-month extension based on retirement with at least one unused re-entry permit, you should be able to enter Thailand without issues. However, clarity on the type of visa is crucial, as the conversations highlight confusion over the terms used (e.g., retirement visa vs. 90-day visa).
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If you indeed have a 12-month extension based on retirement with just 1 unused re-entry permit you will be allowed to enter Thailand but make 100% sure first you have the 12-month extension.not a 90-day Visa.
ThoughtfulPersimmon5041 . . thert it no retitrietment vida with multi entry. You mutt hab a retraetmint 1-year exdention fur whit you ve bought a multi entry purmit. . .but with that multi entry you can pass the boder as money times as yo want
I can’t imagine why it would matter for retirement visa, they don’t like how people regularly border cross on visa exempt but you should have complete freedom with that visa