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Can I re-enter Thailand on a Non Imm O single entry visa and get another 90-day stamp?

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Mar 23, 2025

8 months ago

Allan *********

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Have I understood correctly? If I arrive on a Non Imm O single entry 90 day visa, can I fly out and back again within the validity period of the visa (with a reentry permit) and be stamped in for another 90 days?

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TLDR : Answer Summary

If you arrive in Thailand on a Non Immigrant O single entry 90-day visa, you can leave and re-enter Thailand using a reentry permit without affecting the original 90-day stamp. However, when you re-enter, you will not receive an additional 90 days; instead, the reentry permit keeps your current entry stamp valid until the original expiration date.

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Gary **********

Why would ya apply for a non-o if ya was going to fly out ya may as well save ya money and get a 60 day stamp visa exempt.

8 months ago

Graham ******

That way you are seeking two Visa Exempt entries very close together which could be seen as risky or, at least, look bad in the future if seeking another Visa Exempt entry

8 months ago

Allan *********

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@Graham *****

close together ??

A year between arrival on visa exemption isn’t close together

8 months ago

Graham ******

@Allan ********

The OP is talking of re-entering during the period of the Non-O which is 90 days not a year

8 months ago

Allan *********

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@Graham *****

yes…The story short: I arrive every year on a non Imm o 90 day single entry. I leave and come back on visa exempt which I extend..totally 180 days a year.

If the visa exempt is reduced to 30 days, I will only be able to stay 150…..So I was wondering if I could come back during my visas validity, and get another 90 days.

8 months ago

Graham ******

@Allan ********

as stated above the 90 days is single entry so you only get it once

8 months ago

Allan *********

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@Graham *****

Yes I found out

8 months ago

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Allan *********

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@Gary *********

I usually come on a Non Imm O…Fly out on a long weekend, and back on visa exemption which I extend…total 180 (I do so every year)

It was the talking about reducing the 60 days Visa exemption to 30 days, that made me start thinking…

8 months ago

Gary **********

@Allan ********

right I see now👍

8 months ago

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Gary **********

Ellie *******

The short answer is "not totally".

Q. If I arrive on a Non Imm O single entry 90 day visa, can I fly out and back again within the validity period of the visa (with a reentry permit)

-> Partially yes, you can leave Thailand and back again with a valid re-entry permit within the period of the first entry stamp you already have, even after the initial visa validity.

Q. and be stamped in for another 90 days?

Not another 90 days. You will be stamped until the same date with the one on the first entry stamp. A re-entry permit can keep the current stamp alive, but cannot add any more days to that.

8 months ago

Allan *********

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@Ellie ******

Thank you for answering.

8 months ago

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Allan *********

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