Does a retirement visa in Thailand allow for multiple entries and if so, how many?

It can't get any simpler than how it's presented. It is what it is. Thanks

The Non Imm OA visa is multiple entry(as many entries as you like). You need to buy a multi or single re-entry permit if you're on an extention of stay, again as many entries as you like if you buy the multi.

It’s not important with multiple entry how much times you come in or out. Costs 5700 baht

I have only had one retirement extension (back working again) but I bought the multi re-entry when I got the retirement extension as I traveled out quite a bit.

A single re entry permit is 1,000 baht. A multiple reentry permit is 3,800 baht at your local immigration office. At the airport they add a 200 baht admin fee if you don’t have prepared paperwork and photos.

>Does a retirement visa

There is no such thing as a retirement visa. There are five different things that are classified as a "retirement visa"

1. A single entry Non-O visa based on being over 50. This visa allows you enter Thailand once, for 90 days, and is good for 90 days.

2. A single entry Non-OA visa based on being over 50 (sold at a select few consulates) . This visa allows a person to enter Thailand once, and on entry can stay for one year.

3. A multiple entry Non-O visa based on being over 50 (NOT being sold right now). This visa is good for one year, allows a person to enter multiple times, and on each entry can stay for 90 days.

4. A multiple entry Non-OA visa based on being over 50 (for passport holders of most western countries). This visa is good for one year, allows a person to enter multiple times, and on each entry can stay for one year.

5. A multiple entry non-OX visa based on being over 50 (for passport holders of a select few countries). This visa is good for 10 years, allows a person to enter multiple times, and on each entry can stay for 5 years.

When there's 45 days (30 days at some immigration offices) remaining on the existing stamp, a person can go to an immigration office and purchase a one year extension of stay based on being over 50. This is a "zero entry" stamp, and when leaving Thailand the stamp will be voided. This stamp can be kept alive by purchasing either a single entry re-entry permit for 1,000 THB, or a multiple entry re-entry permit for 3,800 THB at any immigration office.

cost thb 3,800 for multiple re entry visa per year

If you buy a annual one you may come & go as you like

You can get re entry stamps at airport or immigration, the multiple re-entry is as many as you want but not much use at the moment.

Forgotten how much exactly think its 4000 something for multiple