Can I pay the 2000 baht fee for re-entry at the airport immigration section with a Thai Marriage Visa?

Thai Marriage Visa Re-entry Permit Immigration Rules Visa Fees Thai Immigration Procedures

Sep 13, 2019

5 years ago

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Hello, I have a Thai Marriage Visa, I plan on flying out, Can I just go to the immigration section inside the airport and pay the 2000 for re-entry or what do i do

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Yes, if you have a Thai Marriage Visa, you can obtain a re-entry permit by paying the 2000 baht fee at the immigration section inside the airport before you leave Thailand. It's important to ensure that you do this prior to your departure to avoid any issues with re-entering the country.

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