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Can I obtain multiple single entry permits on my non-B visa in Thailand, or should I opt for a multiple entry permit?

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Sep 30, 2022

2 years ago

George *********

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I am going to CW immigration today for re-entry permit on my non-B visa that expires in September 2023.

Question: if I get a single entry does that make me ineligible for another single entry?

I have to go back to the States next month and I will probably leave the country one more time during the year.  I would prefer paying 1000 per trip for a total of 2000 as opposed to multiple re-entry for 3800.  Is that possible or do I just get the multiple and try to get the most value for the 3800?

Thanks in advance for any pertinent information.

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TLDR : Answer Summary

The poster is seeking advice regarding Thailand's visa re-entry permits for a non-B visa that expires in September 2023. They want to know if obtaining a single entry permit makes them ineligible for another single entry permit and whether it's better financially to purchase multiple single entries instead of a single multiple entry permit.

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Arpit ********

You can have many single entry permits as mentioned before but I would consider multiple entry as you still have a whole year of visa remaining so with your 2 important trips even if you fly (or take bus/train) to some nearby country twice then you will have your money worth anyways.

2 years ago

George *********

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@Arpit *******

agreed

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Lloyd ********

You can buy as many single entry permits as you like, the only thing I would say is that of course each one takes up space in your passport, (in case you are running short).

2 years ago

George *********

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@Lloyd *******

thank you very much, never even considered stamp space. I will go ahead and get the multiple.

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