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Apr 29, 2026
a day ago
Tom *******
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Renewed my non-o retirement extension in January. Just now realized they never asked about re-entry and there is no re-entry stamp in my passport? Oversight??
15 comments
Apr 29, 2026
a day ago
Steve **********
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I want to apply for a marriage visa what is the best process and once granted can you leave Thailand and return for say a month or so
16 comments
Apr 29, 2026
a day ago
Lee *******
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I get non-O 90 days visa. I plan to use the visa to enter Thailand at May and open bank account. Make deposit of 800k and then leave Thailand 2 months later in order to apply for the non-O retirement 1 year. My question is can I use tourist visa to enter Thailand and then apply for the retirement visa? Or I must still use non-O 90 days visa to enter Thailand for the application of retirement visa?

Can I appy for re-entry stamp of my non-O 90 days visa at airport or immigration office ? Thanks
1 comments
Apr 27, 2026
3 days ago
Martin ******
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I have a question about the annual extension of stay for my Non-O marriage visa at Chiang Mai Immigration. For the past two years, I've submitted my application around November 11th (TM.7 form, financials, marriage docs, etc.), received the "under consideration" stamp valid for about 30 days, and then returned in January (9ish) for the final one-year approval stamp. Each time, they asked about upcoming travel plans, and I said no vacation planned.

This year, I need to travel to Canada from December 23rd to January 23rd to visit family. Is it possible to leave during the "under consideration" period if I obtain a re-entry permit beforehand? What happens when they want me to report in person if I am away on that date, do I go in as soon as I am back in Chiang Mai?

Has anyone successfully done this recently at Chiang Mai Immigration Office? Any advice or experiences appreciated—thanks so much!
2 comments
Apr 16, 2026
15 days ago
Tom ********
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I’m leaving Thailand to go to Hong Kong tomorrow and will return some time next week. As I understand, I don’t need a re entry permit, and may be asked for proof of funds & to show a copy of my DTV certificate.

Is there anything else I should be aware of/bring with me?
5 comments
Apr 15, 2026
16 days ago
Gary ********
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Wonder if someone can advise me. I am on a "O" visa my passport expires early next year, I'm shortly returning to the UK for a holiday, if I renew my passport in the UK, will I have a problem at BKK airport when I return even if I have my old passport with my visa in it ?
5 comments
Apr 15, 2026
16 days ago
Terry **********
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Hypothetically, if someone obtained an "Education VISA" via an agent, and then went back to home country for an elongated period of time and then returned back to Thailand, let's assume a re-entry permit was applied for before going back to home country. Would that person be scrutinised more by Immigration staff at the airport?
13 comments
Apr 12, 2026
18 days ago
Jane ********
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I am coming from the US to Thailand and will get the senior retirement visa. Which is for one year I understand. Can I come and go and do a little traveling in the area out of the country within that one year visa. Or do I have to remain in Thailand the entire time?
43 comments
Apr 12, 2026
19 days ago
Daniel ********
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Do you prefer getting re-entry permits at immigration or the airport? Or is the difference so minuscule that it doesn’t matter?
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