What does a visa stamp type of 'non-RE' mean for my work and residency plans in Thailand?

Nov 24, 2024
6 days ago
I have just noticed my visa type is not non-B as I expected but something called non-RE, something I have never heard of before. I work in BOI company and have a WP. I am aiming to get the permanent residency next year. Am in in trouble?
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TLDR : Answer Summary
The user was confused about their visa classification, which appeared as 'Non-RE' instead of the expected 'Non-B'. According to comments from other users, 'Non-RE' indicates that the individual entered Thailand on a re-entry permit linked to a non-immigrant visa, and it does not pose any issues for their residency status or plans for permanent residency.
Matt *******
It means you used a re-entry permit.
Sanjay *******
It's re-entry for non-immigrant type of visa
Ellie *******
There is no problem with that stamp. "Non-RE" in the VISA CLASS field of the entry stamp means you entered on a Re-entry permit with a Non-Immigrant visa/extension of any type (B, O, ED, etc), in your case with an extension based on employment.

You don't have to worry about it.
Vlad *******************
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@Ellie ******
phew thank you so much! ChatGPT told me it’s a special type of visa for religious and charitable work 🤪 that was quite a scare, starting my PR journey from scratch
Ellie *******
@Vlad ******************
, Religious-related visa is Non-R/Non-RA, not Non-RE. Most AI is using the information on the internet, which contains a lot of incorrect information still, sadly.
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