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Can I get a re-entry permit after obtaining my Non-O (retirement) visa?

Nov 28, 2022
3 years ago
Jamie *******
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Told my non O (retirement) visa is ready to pick up tomorrow at immigration office. It will be for 90 days with year extension options after that. Can I get a re-entry permit at this stage? Was hoping to visit Siem Reap in December. Thanks all.
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The user is set to receive a Non-O (retirement) visa valid for 90 days with an option for year extensions. They inquire about the possibility of obtaining a re-entry permit for travel to Siem Reap in December. A commenter clarifies that once the user has the new 90-day stamp, they can purchase a re-entry permit, but it will only cover that 90-day duration, necessitating a return before the stamp expires to maintain eligibility for the year extension.
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So you're going back get the initial Non-O and a new 90 day stamp inked into your passport as the under review period is over?

If that's the case yes after you get the Non-O visa and new 90 day stamp you can buy a re-entry permit BUT it will only be valid for that new 90 day stamp. (and you gotta be back before that stamp runs out to get the year extension ๐Ÿ˜›)
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thank you!!!
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