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What do I need to bring to immigration for a re-entry permit on a 90-day non-immigrant visa in Thailand?

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Feb 11, 2019

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Patricia **********

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I have a 90 non-immigrant visa, I have to leave the country and need a re-entry permit, aside from my passport what else do I need to bring to immigration ? Thanks

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To obtain a re-entry permit for your 90-day non-immigrant visa in Thailand, you need to bring your passport and 1000 baht to the immigration office. It's important to return to Thailand before your 90-day stamp expires to ensure you can apply for an extension.

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Tod *********

Just take your passport and 1000 baht. Remember you need to be BACK in the country before your 90 day stamp expires so you can apply for a yearly extension. AND remember that this re-entry permit is ONLY good for the 90 day stamp you have (meaning until the 24th of March).

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Dick **********

Please take a picture of your Visa and post, so we can see what kind of Visa you have....

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Patricia **********

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I have to leave to attend a funeral, will get the extension when I return. Thanks Tod.

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Tod *********

That would be incorrect

:/ That IS a 90 day Non-Immigrant Type O visa based on being over 50 (retirement) that was issued IN COUNTRY at the local immigration office. They do NOT have an extension yet.

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Patricia **********

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@Dick *********

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@Dick *********

sorry retirement visa valid till March 24, 2019, to be extended

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