What documents are required for re-entry into Thailand with a retirement visa?

If its multi entry visa then just your passport as the multi entry allows you back into Thailand multiple times hence the term multiple. Still need to do the TDAC and TM30. But if you unsure of responses on here ask immigration, read the embassy website with visa info.

Print out the PDF of your visa and place it in your passport when you hand it over to the immigration officer.

You will be required to fill in tdac when you return

just your arrival visa

Where do you get the re entry permit

You need to know your visa number and dates.

You need digital arrival visa

Bonsoir prenez votre TM30 et preuve d’assurance maladie et TDAC

Nothing extra needed

Hy not ask immigration

With multiple entry....nothing else needed

When leaving the immigration officer should see the reentry permit on his computer - As a precaution open your passport to the reentry permit page and show and tell the immigration officer the reentry permit as you hand him your passport… After he returns you passport open it to the original Non O Visa page and make sure it has not been stamped “USED”

Curious?… When completing the DTAC when asked the “Visa Number” should you put your Non O Visa number or the ReEntry Permit number?

You need a re-entry permit first

TDAC and TM30 when you come in again

It depends on the expiry date of your multi entry OA visa.

If you are to arrive back in Thailand for each subsequent visit before the expiry date of your original multi entry OA visa then you don't need a re-entry permit before leaving Thailand.

Each time you enter using your multi entry you will receive permission to remain in Thailand up until the expiry date of your current Health Insurance (to a maximum of 1 year)

However if one of your re-entries is going to mean you arrive after the expiry date of your original OA multi entry visa then you should get a re-entry permit before leaving Thailand.

This will allow you to re-enter and remain in Thailand until the end date of your previous permission to remain.

All good, just check the expiry date that they stamp you back in for. Make sure they don't just give you 60 days instead of the remaing term of your extension.

If you have a re-entry permit everything is fine.

It‘s depends which kind of retirement visa do you have. O or O/A?

FYI: for those who need to renew visas (Chiang Mai) extremely busy at the moment. It seems the trouble in the middle east has people heading to immigration to extend visas causing significant back-ups and spill over to following day.

Nothing to do as you have multiple entry

Just your passport

I do not understand why you people asking this kind of questions here.

You have imigration office,,, why you risk to hear some false information.

TDAC form (online, free), it is recognized by Immigration when your passport is swiped.

Your passport and nothing else.

(you may want to print the TDAC just in case).

If you already have the re-entry permit then that’s enough. Check the stamp you get on re-entering that they give you the correct date.