Do Non-O Retirement Visa holders need to go through the Thai Pass process every time they re-enter Thailand?

Justin Benold and also the coffee in Vietnam is great! True, if I didn't speak Thai, I could think about relocation but I've been converted to here. I've made plenty of visa runs to surrounding countries.

I want that pizza!

@Carlos ********

I mean, don’t get me wrong, Thailand is amazing, but sometimes you’ve just got to get over to Hanoi for a pizza, man. (And don’t even get me started on the egg coffee. Or the bun oc.)

Na, I used to get multiple entry but now I just get single. Unless one of you are inviting me to your country? I recommend no traveling until the show's over. Just sounded like he was a proud resident, that's all?

@Carlos ********

don't you go abroad for holiday or visit family anywhere in the world sometimes?

@Carlos ********

people leave because... They have some other place they want to go? Duh

@Benjamin *****

I kind of thought that, but wasn't sure. Which was why I only stated what I knew, which was you can get one with a non-o. Thank you for the clarification.

@David ********

there is a difference between residency and permanent residency. With a non-o you can get a residency certificate, which is needed for many things including getting a Thai drivers license. Neither of them help in any way to avoid the Thai pass though since even Thai citizens need to go through the process.