I have a question that may sound a bit odd:
I've just received approval for the retirement eVisa from the Thai embassy in my country. I have a slight change in my schedule and plan to move in only about two months (the visa will still be valid). Despite all this, I would like to come at the end of this month for a 10-day visit. Will this visit cancel my retirement visa? TIA
TLDR : Answer Summary
The user has received approval for a retirement eVisa from the Thai embassy but plans a short visit to Thailand before moving permanently. They are concerned whether this visit will affect their retirement visa. Based on comments, it is clarified that as long as the user enters Thailand within the validity of the visa, their retirement visa should remain unaffected. To ensure they do not lose the visa during their visit, it is advised to obtain a re-entry permit.
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