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How long can I stay in Thailand after returning with a single re-entry permit on a Non-O visa?

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Mar 25, 2019

6 years ago

Marcin *******

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Hello - i need small advice. I have 3 months non O visa from one of Thai embassy in EU, single entry. Visa was granted 10 March. I crossed thai border 20 March and i have stamp for 3 months of stay in Kingdom.

I plan to take from local IO single reentry permit and back to Europe for 14 days 1 May, back Thailand 14 May. And now my question - after i will back Thailand for how long i can stay here? Thank you for your answers  🙏

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You have a Non-O visa with a 3-month stay granted from March 20. If you leave Thailand for 14 days and return on May 14, your stay will be valid until the original stamp expiry date, which is June 17. To keep your admission valid upon re-entry, ensure you obtain a re-entry permit before leaving Thailand.

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Paul *********

So you arrived in Thailand on the 20th march, in your passport there will be an "admitted until" stamp 89 days after that. (17th June)

If you leave and return to Thailand in this period and want to keep your current your admitted until date valid you'll need to have obtained a reentry permit before leaving.

6 years ago

Shayne **********

Until your current entry stamp expires. Actually the reentry permit will be stamped for that date as well.

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