I saw a post the other day regarding the Multiple Entry Visa. I have a Non O with Retirement Extension.I presumed I could come and go as often as I liked, and as I live near the Lao and Myanmar borders, planned to make a number of visits on my motorbike. Can anyone tell me what,if any, are the rules regarding the Visa. I heard someone with a ME Visa was refused entry. Thank you
TLDR : Answer Summary
The person inquired about the rules regarding travel with a Non O Retirement Visa, specifically the ability to enter and exit Thailand frequently. It was clarified in the comments that once you have a yearly extension of stay, you no longer possess a visa for the purposes of entering the country. To re-enter Thailand after leaving, a re-entry permit must be acquired prior to departure. The discussion confirmed that one can indeed travel in and out of Thailand without major issues as long as the appropriate re-entry permits are obtained and the 90-day immigration reporting requirements are observed.
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