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I have a question I live in Thailand and i have a retirement visa. At some point I will want to go back to England to visit family.
Can I obtain a permit to return at the airport or will I have to go to my immigration office.
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TLDR : Answer Summary
The individual inquired about the process of obtaining a re-entry permit while holding a retirement visa in Thailand when planning to visit family in England. It was clarified that a re-entry permit can be acquired at both international airports in Bangkok, which operate 24/7, as well as at an immigration office. Additionally, information about the validity of the re-entry permits was provided, indicating that they are valid until the expiration date of the current 'permission to stay' stamp.
NON-O RETIREMENT VISA RESOURCES / SERVICES
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A re-entry permit is always issued for the duration of your current 'admitted until' or 'permission to stay' stamp is valid for. That means if you get a re-entry permit right after you get your yearly extension it's good for a year.
It doesn't matter if it's a multiple or a single re-entry permit. In fact it doesn't matter when you buy a re-entry permit they are ALWAYS good until your current stamp's expiration date.
Tod *********
You can get one at both international airports in Bangkok
I buy it always too just in case. I almost bought a single entry this year because my only solid travel is in 7 months. Didn’t realized a single entry had a 6 month shelf life like Dave Blackwell mentioned.