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What do I need to know to renew my retirement extension and get a reentry stamp in Jomtien?

Retirement Visa Extension Reentry Stamp Thai Visa Rules TM8 Form Immigration Jomtien Cost of Reentry Permit

Dec 7, 2022

2 years ago

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We are going to Jomtien tomorrow to renew our retirement extensions. We also want to get a reentry stamp. Is there a form for that, or anything else we need besides 1000 baht?

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To renew your retirement extension and obtain a reentry stamp while in Jomtien, you will need to fill out a TM8 form at the immigration office. The cost for a single reentry permit is 1,000 baht, and if you prefer a multiple entry permit, it will cost 3,800 baht.

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Peter *********

TM8

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Stuart *********

Re-entry permit is applied for using the form TM8. Cost is 1,000 baht for a single entry or 3,800 for multiple entries.

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take Your Hotel bill or accommodation agreement and Passport entry and Last stamp photo copy with 2000 THB

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Chuck *******

I just did In mae sot You Can try Tomorrow and figure It out law Should be Same

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Stuart *********

Er sorry I don’t know where you have come up with that thesis. That’s not going to fly.

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I just looked at the form online and it appears we need another photo for that application. Will we also need the usual copies from our passports?

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Stuart *********

for sure. Copy passport data page, copy last stamp, etc.

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Brandon ************

There is a form but you'll fill it out there

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Thank you.

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