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Re-entry Permit Consulting Thailand Guide

Re-entry Permit Consulting Thailand Guide — verified Thailand visa and immigration guide.

Information verified against official sources on 24 August 2026.

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This guide separates official facts from case-specific requirements. It was reviewed on 24 August 2026.

Purpose

A re-entry permit is used by an eligible foreign national who needs to leave Thailand and return while preserving the relevant permission to stay.

Single and multiple

Immigration provides single and multiple re-entry permit options.

Official fees

The Immigration Bureau public handbook lists THB 1,000 for a single re-entry permit and THB 3,800 for a multiple re-entry permit.

Application documents

The official handbook identifies TM.8, passport evidence and a recent 4×6 cm photograph among the required documents.

What it does not do

A re-entry permit does not extend the expiry date of the underlying permission to stay.

Before travel

The applicant should check the expiry of the current permission to stay and the intended travel pattern before choosing single or multiple re-entry.

Primary sources

Important: Requirements can change and can differ by nationality, current status, responsible mission or Immigration office. Verify the applicable authority before filing.

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Last verified: 24.08.2026

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