Hi! Please tell me everything I need to know about re-entry permits. Thanks
Edit: Can I get them at Suvarnabhumi airport? Even on a weekend? Are the queues long? Etc. Etc. Thanks!
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Re-entry permits in Thailand allow long-stay visa holders to retain their allowed stay dates when traveling abroad. To obtain a re-entry permit, you must complete a TM8 form and provide a copy of your passport, your latest extension stamp, and a photo. There are two types of re-entry permits: single entry for 1,000 baht and multiple entry for 3,800 baht (prices may vary slightly at airports). You can get re-entry permits at Suvarnabhumi airport, including on weekends, but be prepared for possible long queues. Not obtaining a re-entry permit can result in the cancellation of your long-stay visa.
Gregory ********
2 re—entry stamps—single or multiple entry—self explanatory—single gets cancelled on re-entry—if you dont have—long term visa will be cancelled
Jean-Francois ***********
You can re enter
Graeme **********
Ya need em to re enter obviously. There’s two options.
Buy the stamps one at a time…not sure how much.
Buy a Multiple entry stamp which costs maybe 3000 baht. Don’t know for sure but ya local Immigration office will tell how Much
it's also the right to further extend it. A while ago we had someone screw up his wife's non-o because he thought it was more cost-effective to use exemption. His company had to redo it all.