Hi all,
I maybe mistaken but I seem to remember reading a long while ago about getting longer than 1 year on your first retirement visa, my visa runs out in December and I intend to go back to the uk for a few weeks in August before returning to Thailand, I will of course get a re-entry permit before flying out,
How long will I get stamped back in for if I return in September?
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The discussion revolves around the possibility of receiving a longer validity period than one year for a first retirement visa in Thailand. The main focus is on the re-entry process after traveling back to the UK, particularly how long one can expect to be allowed entry back into Thailand upon return.
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