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What is the easiest way to frequently visit Thailand after applying for a retirement visa?

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Apr 28, 2018

8 years ago

Chris ***********

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Retirement visa question. 

I applied for my retirement visa and am waiting for it to be returned from my attorney. I've decided not to retire here just yet, but want yo come back often.  What's the easiest way to do this?

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TLDR : Answer Summary

The user is inquiring about options for visiting Thailand frequently after applying for a retirement visa but deciding not to retire there immediately. The comments clarify various types of retirement visas available, such as the Single Entry Non Immigrant O and Multiple Entry Non Immigrant O visas, and emphasize that different visa types come with different rules and reentry permits.

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Tod *********

And I think the O/P got his answers and we are just muddying the waters :/

Thanx all (y)

8 years ago

Robert *******

What is a retirement Visa and where did you apply? The Single Entry Non Immigrant O visa based on being over 50 years, the Multiple Entry Non Immigrant O visa based on being over 50 years, the Non Immigrant O-A Visa all applied for at a Thai Embassy or Consulate and the Extension of Stay based on being over 50 years from your local Immigration Office are called retirement visa. Total different things with different rules and regulations. Without knowing what is actually in your passport an answer is not possible.

8 years ago

Yvonne *********

Retirement extension with multiple reentry permit. Just means you do need to be in Thailand to renew both by due date each year.

8 years ago

Chris ***********

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Thanks

@Roger ********

8 years ago

Roger *********

You would have to start the whole process from scratch again.

8 years ago

Chris ***********

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Yvonne Ziegler thank you again!

So one last question.....what if I didn't do It and just went home? What would be the process to get back in the country?

8 years ago

Yvonne *********

Immigration offices. Easy to do yourself.

8 years ago

Chris ***********

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Thank you Yvonne.

So how and where do I get the multi reentry permit?

8 years ago

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