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Do I need to get a re-entry permit stamped when exiting Thailand on an OA visa?

Dec 8, 2024
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Kenny *****
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OA visa 2nd year, does re-entry permit need to be stamped on exiting Thailand? Thanks in advance.
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When exiting Thailand on an OA visa, a re-entry permit does not need to be stamped at the time of exit. However, it is necessary to obtain the re-entry permit before you leave the country to ensure that your current visa status remains valid for re-entry.
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Ellie *******
You don't need a re-entry permit to leave Thailand. But, you need to get a re-entry permit on your passport BEFORE you leave Thailand, to keep your current stamp "alive" and enter Thailand again on it.
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David ************
No it doesn’t get stamped exiting, but you need to have it before exiting to reenter Thailand to maintain your visa status
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Jan ******************
You probably won’t get any ink stamps at all when you’re leaving now.
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Lloyd ********
re-entry permits are stamped on re-entry, not on exit
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