Hi everyone, my husband has a non-OA multiple-entry visa and needs to extend it. How easy or difficult is the process while living in Bangkok? I also saw that a re-entry permit is required for multiple-entry visas—do we handle that at the same time as the extension, or afterward.
TLDR : Answer Summary
Extending a non-OA multiple-entry visa in Bangkok is generally straightforward. It's essential to have all paperwork ready, including valid health insurance, as the extension's duration depends on the insurance's validity. A re-entry permit is required, which can typically be handled simultaneously, though it's possible to obtain one afterward. Previous expats report the extension process taking only a couple of hours at immigration.
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