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Can I apply for a 90-day pre-retirement visa at the Thai Embassy in Hull, UK?
NON-O Visa90 Day VisaThailand VisaThai EmbassyUK ConsulateVisa Application ProcessNon-Immigrant Visa
Jun 18, 2020
6 years ago
Mark *******
ORIGINAL POSTERDoes anyone know if in UK the Embassy in Hull do 90 day pre retirement Visa
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TLDR : Answer Summary
The Thai Embassy in Hull does not specifically mention a 90-day pre-retirement visa, but applicants can apply for a 90-day Non-Immigrant O visa there. It is advisable to check the latest information on the Hull consulate's website and possibly call them for confirmation since their visa application pages may not be active. All applications for Non-Immigrant visas need approval from the Thai Embassy in London.
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Steve *******
You can get Non immigrant visas by applying to the Thai Consulate in Hull but all applications have to be approved by the Embassy in London.
Philip **********
They have a website under thai consulate based in hessle near hull. Theyve got all the info there I guess
Paul **************
About 70 quid you just need to email some info which they send to Thai embassy for approval then you go to Hull
I converted mine then to one year extension based on retirement
I converted mine then to one year extension based on retirement
Paul **************
You can get a 3 month non immigrant o from consulate at Hull
Jon ********
No flights no visas.. No pre retirement. Non O marriage visa... Or retirement visa. Different requirements. Did you look on line?
Noel *****************
You can do it at any immigration if you have everything correct. It's very easy
Stan *******
This is what the Hull consulate website is saying this morning
The pages for applying for various visas seem to have been switched off but best to call them to get the latest info. They are very good on the phone.
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The pages for applying for various visas seem to have been switched off but best to call them to get the latest info. They are very good on the phone.
Mark *******
ORIGINAL POSTERApologies
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Mark *********
Thanks for raising this question Mark. I’m in a similar position and will be applying for the Non-Immigrant Type O visa as I’m aged over 50. The Royal Thai Embassy in London has recently opened for consular services except visa applications so I believe Garrett’s feedback is correct. The embassy provide this email address for visa enquiries:
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. Mark *******
ORIGINAL POSTERThat's fellas
It's not open at the minute
But they are requesting application in lieu of flights
I thought I needed London but Hull is so much easier
It's not open at the minute
But they are requesting application in lieu of flights
I thought I needed London but Hull is so much easier
Ronald *********
@Mark ********
The Thai embassy in Hull can now issue an O visa if you meet the age and financial requirement, without sending passports to London for clearance.I have been issued one on the day,for my last trips there.
Mark *********
@Ronald ********
Thanks for this feedback Ronald - this is really helpful. Do you need to book an appointment with them in advance of your visit day?Ronald *********
@Mark ********
No appointment just turn up on the day, you need to take your original documents confirming your finance, in my case it was my pension Statement for them to copy.
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Mark *******
ORIGINAL POSTER90 day O pre retirement
Garrett ***********
@Ma**
So there is no “pre retirement,” there is a Non-O based on being retired which requires you to be over 50 years old and meet the financial requirements. However, to the best of my knowledge, the embassy is not issuing visas currently until flights back into Thailand resume.
Mark *******
ORIGINAL POSTER@Garrett **********
Hiya Theres been an announcement from Hull
About processing in lieu of flights
That's why I ask ?
Garrett ***********
@Ma**
Do you have a link to that announcement? Bobby ********
@Garrett **********
. Hull have said that it's ok to send in visa applications. They won't be processed, but they'll be higher up the pile when normal services resumeGarrett ***********
@Bo***
Thats the opposite of what you said in your last comment mate. And idk what "Hull" is. Bobby ********
@Garrett **********
. Hull is where all the BIG decisions are made. They've already extended the ban on flights to Thailand! 😢😢😢******************************
Bobby ********
@Garrett **********
. How long ago was my last comment? I've been in Thailand too long and have adopted the Thai ways, which means change of mind every hour 🤣🤣🤣🤣Roger ********
@Mark ******
Would be interested to see thatReply to
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Garrett ***********
What’s a “pre retirement visa?”
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