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Do I need to present my passport at Local Chiang Rai Immigration with my new re-entry date for my Non Immigrant O (retirement) visa?

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Jun 28, 2017

9 years ago

Michael *******

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Advice please: I have a Non ImmigrantO (retirement) multi entry visa, expiring in November. Am I required or is it courtesy to present my passport at Local CRai Immigration with new re-entry date.

Thanks, in advance for comments.

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A holder of a Non Immigrant O (retirement) multi-entry visa does not need to present their passport for a new re-entry date to the Local Chiang Rai Immigration, as they can travel in and out until the visa expiration in November. However, it's important to comply with 90-day reporting and check with immigration regarding any TM30 policy requirements to avoid potential fines.

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Ron *******

It all depends if Chiang Rai immigration want you to report back to them regarding there TM30 policy requirements.

I would ask them directly as it may save having to pay a fine.

9 years ago

Martin *********

No , You have a multi , you can come and go as many times as you want ,up til Nov , when you will need an extension .. ( still have to do your 90 day reporting , though that starts again on your return each time )

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