Hi I just got my O retirement visa and did the single entry permit. Do I need to inform immigration of an exact date before I leave or am I good to go? Thanks
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After obtaining a single entry permit on your O retirement visa, you do not need to notify immigration of an exact date before departing. As long as you possess a re-entry permit in your passport, you can travel freely as long as you return before your initial entry stamp expires. Remember, the single re-entry permit allows for one exit and re-entry; a second exit will require purchasing another re-entry permit.
NON-O RETIREMENT VISA RESOURCES / SERVICES
Go to the Retirement Visa Section for information on requirements, including age restrictions, financial requirements, and necessary documentation.
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you don't have a visa any more, you got a "1-year extended stay permit based on retirement". The single re-entry permit is valid until the expiry of the stay permit. It will keep your "1-year extension of stay permit" alive for ONE exit and re-entry into Thailand. If you wish to exit and re-enter a second time, you will need to buy another single re-entry permit