Dear all: My 90-day non-B is about to expire, can I get a multiple entry or re-entry permit at the airport, fly out and come back in again before the visa expires with another 90 days entry stamp? I remember with a 1-year multiple entry you used to be able to extend to 15 months that way?
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TLDR : Answer Summary
The 90-day non-B visa does not allow for an extension through a re-entry permit. Upon exiting and re-entering Thailand, you will receive another 90-day single entry stamp, but this does not extend your initial 90-day allowance. Extensions can only be granted based on employment through the immigration office.
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nope, with a 90 day, single entry Non-Immigrant type visa getting a re-entry permit does NOT add any more time to your 90 day stamp. You either apply for an extension based on employment at the immigration office by meeting the requirements OR you go get another 90 day single entry Non-B.
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