I search somebody to help me for retirement visa !!! To complicated now !!!

I’m looking for a room for rent for my daughter who’s going to work in Bangkok in this area. 5000 Baht up per month. Any suggestions ?

Hi guys, Im an Australian citizen and mostly staying 3 months in Australia and 3 months in Thailand. Mostly, also go to visit another country around for a week and come back to Thailand during this time. Can I ask what kind of visa do I need to follow the new Thai immigration regulations. Thank you for advice and Marry Christmas.

Hello everyone,

I’m planning to open a bank account in order to extend my Non-Immigrant O visa.

Which bank can I deposit the money in and get a good interest rate, because I’m planning not to touch the money for years.

Can the account be in Euro, or does Immigration require the money to be in Thai Baht?

Thank you.

.... has anyone had any experience with this group?

Has anyone got any feedback to give, regarding the service, and results?

Are they legit?

Hello, my husband and I are planning to move to Thailand in a couple of years, we both are over 50 yo, but I will still work remotely for US company, while my husband will be fully retired. What is the best visa in our situation? Any advice is much appreciated 🙏

I received my Non Immigrant O Visa today from London Thai Embassy. They have dated 23rd December (the day it was issued)to 22nd March 2026. giving (90 days)

Clearly on my application I stated arrival in Bangkok 30th January.

I fly into Bangkok Airport on January 30th.

Will Immigration stamp 90 days on my arrival?

I am hoping so

Thank you.

Hello, maybe this question was asked several times, but on a quick search don't find a clear answer:

For the DTV application, regarding accommodation details, what I should do? I'm applying, but I still don't have the accommodation? Should I reserve on Booking.com something for 1 month and cancel it afterward when I can book my definitive place? I will be travelling, so probably won't be more than 1-2 months at the same accommodation. I want to stay in Thailand for 7-9 months. I guess that I don't need a booking in advance for the whole period just to apply to the DTV, right?

Thanks

DTV visa approved in Israel after three weeks. (employed and freelancer)

Yes, the process took time. At first I uploaded the documents, then I went to the embassy to pay in cash. There were no available appointments, so I called and asked them to find me an appointment for the payment because I need to fly soon.

On 3.12 I paid, then they reviewed my documents. On 8.12 they sent me a request for additional documents, and on 14.12 I submitted all of them. I didn’t receive any response until today. I went there again this morning, and by the evening I received an answer my DTV was approved.

It did take time, but in the end it was approved.

Visa approved for my wife and I (she’s a dependent).

I own my own businesses but found that the paperwork to apply as an employee was way easier and less hassle.

Would highly recommend for any business owners to apply as an employee of your own company.

I applied from the London embassy. I’m a U.K. passport holder and I have a company in the UAE. Overall the process took around 4 weeks for my wife and I combined.

Any questions drop them below happy to answer.