Hi . Got my 90 day non o marriage visa from Thai embassy in Uk October and flew into Thailand later the month . Need to make a trip overseas trip this week for a night Is the reentry chop at Bangkok airport somewhat guaranteed ( donβt want to fly out with out one ) and what documents do I need for a multiple
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If you hold a 90-day Non-O marriage visa and plan to travel outside Thailand, you can obtain a re-entry permit at the airport before departure. It's advisable to go to the re-entry permit counters at either Don Mueang or Suvarnabhumi airports, which are open 24/7. For a single re-entry permit, you need to pay 1200 THB, while a multiple re-entry costs 4000 THB. You can get a re-entry permit with just your passport, but if you want to avoid the extra fee, having copies of your visa, entry stamp, and a completed TM8 application form (with a passport photo) can help lower the cost. However, it's important to note that the re-entry permit does not extend your visa duration; it only allows you to re-enter during the validity of your current visa.
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The re-entry permit counters at both Don Mueang and Suvarnabhumi are open
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and there's no issue getting a re-entry permit from there before you leave
You don't need any documents IF you are not averse to paying 200baht extra above the price of the re-entry, you just need your passport π (single re-entry 1200, multiple re-entry 4000)
Now if that is too steep a price to pay for no documents needed re-entry, you can make a copy of your PDF visa, your entry stamp, the data page of your passport and have a filled out TM8 application for re-entry permit with a passport sized photo stuck to it (single re-entry 1000, multiple re-entry 3800)
I am questioning WHY you would want a multiple entry re-entry permit because the permit itself is only going to be good for the 90 days you're stamped in on now.. (it won't add any time to your current stamp, just let you back in on the same expiration date)
So unless you're going to travel out/in several times during this 90 days don't waste the money for the multiple re-entry. Get that AFTER you get the year extension inked in at the immigration office
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