@Martín *******

why didn't you tell me earlier. i HAD one too but if you still have then a fly out/in is no problem.

if you hold a Non-Immigrant Visa "B" (for business and work) and plan to leave and re-enter Thailand, you must obtain a re-entry permit before leaving the country, otherwise your visa will be voided.

Here's a more detailed explanation:

Why you need a re-entry permit: If you have a Non-Immigrant Visa "B" and leave Thailand without a re-entry permit, your visa will become invalid, and you won't be able to re-enter Thailand on that visa.

Where to apply: You can apply for a re-entry permit at any immigration office in Thailand.

Types of re-entry permits: You can apply for a single or multiple re-entry permit.

Cost: The cost for a single re-entry permit is 1,700 THB and 3,800 THB for a multiple entry permit.

Important note: A re-entry permit is valid for the duration of your visa, meaning it doesn't reset your stay days every time you re-enter.

@Martín *******

airports are hard on people now so don't take my advice but

1. Have ฿20k in cash

Have your address in Thailand and

A proof of onward travel .

Expect to be questioned and maybe denied entry to Thailand if your past history of entries warrants the IO to pull you aside. Always maintain you are a tourist and haven't seen all of the country yet.

My suggestion that's all.

@Martín *******

yep that's why you contact them as they requested. So they are very very responsive

@Martín *******

maybe or maybe not if its through an airport. That's why I suggested thai visa service as you won't be knocked back as they grease palms. Contact them service.

@Paul ******

try to apply with your phone as there's a Google scan app in your phone. If you take pictures there's a chance the photos images may exceed the upload data limitation.

@Martín *******

@Martín *******

ok what passport are you travelling with? whats wrong with a 60 day Visa Exempt extendable by a further 30 days?

@Martín *******

ahhhh ok. If you go to Laos be prepared to stay a night or 2 and pay for an entry visa. If in Bangkok do a border run/bounce from Onut to the Cambodian border easy and only 1 day.

@Martín *******

Lao visa don't take that long. Infact fly in and its instant at the airport but costs a little more

@Mark *******

no that's incorrect

I have heard of a TR60 Visa but not a T60 Visa. Thus my question.

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