A U.S. citizen living in Thailand on a retirement visa & going back to the states for a week. Got a re-entry permit. Is there anything required state-side as far as visa, etc. to get in & back out in a week?
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A U.S. citizen residing in Thailand on a retirement visa, planning to return to the U.S. for a week, only needs a valid U.S. passport; no visa is required for short visits. Community members confirm that a passport suffices for entry and exit. There are informal discussions about the high costs of living in the U.S. compared to Thailand, highlighting potential culture shock upon returning.
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You’re a US citizen asking if you need a visa to visit the USA?
Just be prepared for reverse culture shock. EVERYTHING in America is ridiculously expensive now. When you pay $15 for a meal that would cost you 120 Thai baht you will cry 😢
the cost of living was one of the main reasons we left 3 years ago. On our 2 brief return visits, we remember why we left. It's just not pleasant anymore 😔