Do I need a re-entry permit for my non-O visa if I'm leaving Thailand and returning shortly?

Aug 29, 2019
5 years ago
Lee **********
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I entered Thailand on 26 Aug on a non-o 1 year multiple entry visa which allows me to stay for 90 days till 23 Nov. However, my visa itself expires on 4 Sep and Iโ€™ll be going for holiday and returning on 5 Sep. Is it possible to get a re-entry permit at the airport and continue using my current stamp in?
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The user asked whether they could get a re-entry permit at the airport for their non-O multiple entry visa, which allows them to stay in Thailand until November 23 but expires on September 4. Commenters clarified that a single re-entry permit is needed to return on September 5 while maintaining the stay until the end of the 90-day allowance.
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Tod *********
You definitely NEED a single re-entry permit IF you want to come back on Sept 5th and still get stamped in until Nov 23.
William ******
Lee - If you say you already have a "multiple entry" visa stamp, you DON'T Require a re-entry visa. That's what it means. You already paid for multiple re-entries. ๐Ÿ˜Š
David **********
@Robert ******
Yes but that wasn't the question.
David **********
@Tod ********
Cool. Good to know that and very clear now. Thanks.
Tod *********
@David *********
they currently have an entry stamp that lets them stay in the country until Nov 23rd. IF they buy a re-entry permit now before they leave when they come back on Sept 5th (after the visa expires) they'd still get stamped in until the 23rd of Nov because the re-entry permit kept that stamp 'alive' while they were out of the country.
Robert *******
@David *********
The valid until date only means that you need to use the visa to enter Thailand before that date. a Visa gives you a certain amount of Admitted to stay days, this period allowed to stay can exceed the valid until date.
David **********
Tod Daniels If the visa expires on 4th September, how can they get a re-entry permit then to use a visa that finished the day before returning?
Tod *********
@Wil****
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@Da***
you need to READ and understand the post.

The O/P holds a year-long, multi-entry Non-O visa that EXPIRES on the 4th of Sept. They are RETURNING to thailand on the 5th of September <- Last time I checked that's a day AFTER the visa expires meaning they can't get stamped in on it no matter if it's a multi-entry or not.

IF they want to keep their current stamp "alive" while they exit/re-enter the country they need a single re-entry permit
David **********
Tod *********
You can certainly get a single re-entry permit and it would let you exit/re-enter and get stamped in until the 23 of Nov.
Lee **********
ORIGINAL POSTER
@Tod ********
ok thank you!
Tod *********
@Lee *********
Tell them at security you need a re-entry permit and look for the signs..
Lee **********
ORIGINAL POSTER
@Tod ********
so that is before I stamp out from immigration right?
Tod *********
@Lee *********
In Departure 2 after security
Lee **********
ORIGINAL POSTER
@Tod ********
thanks! Follow up question, where exactly is the place to get re-entry permit in Suvarnabhumi?
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