a re-entry permit only keeps the most recent stamped stay permit alive and valid. NOTICE: It does NOT keep the "visa" valid. On Immigration, you can either buy a single re-entry permit for 1000.- THB, or a multi re-entry permit for 3800.- THB. These re-entries will expire on the smae day as the stay permit they were bought for. This datev is NOT the same as the expiry date of the visa validity
not quite correct . . . . . . the period of the last stamped stay permit after the expiry of the visa validity of a Non-Imm-O/A visa, is WITHOUT any re-entry permit. To keep the last stamped stay permit alive, in case of an exit of the country, one needs to buy a re-entry permit. This is the period before a 1-year extension of stay gets applied and issued
the date when Thai Customs changed the rules can be seen in the lower right corner. Fact is, that many Thai border officers are not aware of the change. TIT! Even the Thai Embassy in Singapore posts the wrong figure - 15.000.- USD - on their webseite, unchanged. They are just incapable of coordinating updates
in case of a "change of visa type" from a tourist visa to a 90-days Non-O retirement visa, he needs the proof the money came from abroad (the Thai customs declaration!). The same applies if he wants to buy a condo from that money
if he declares the funds when leaving the U.S., he can carry unlimited cash. If he declares funds higher than 15.000.- U.S. Dollars to Thai customs, he can bring unlimited cash into Thailand. Latest and most up-to-date Thai Customs Regulations:
I would ask your questions in another group. And there is one, that s called something like "Foreign motorcycle riders in South East Asia" (sorry I can't remember the correct name) . . . . . and there of course is the Webseite "gt-rider dot com !!! A big bulk of info! Wish ya well, ride safe sober always!
The Ranong/Kawthoung border is closest to Hua Hin. Some "Visarun Agencies" offer the run for 4800.- THB. However you could also do it by yourself. It will take you from the morning to the evening
WARNING . . . . . . . .😶 if you are married to a Thai wife, this is NOT the correct visa you should apply for, as the picture shows a Non-Imm- TRAILING SPOUSE VISA. You must apply for the "90-days Non-Imm-O family visa" (based on being married to a Thai wife) instead