Hi, Early stages of application for non O based on retirement from UK aged 54.
I plan on buying single flight, not return. Is this possible or do I need a return flight and to put departure date in?
Not sure of intended arrival date yet (but early Jan 2022 hopefully) and have no plans to leave Thailand when I get there. Can I put an arrival date of say the 10th Jan but turn up on 15th?
Also, I'm retiring. On the form it asks for salary details (working notice now but technically I'm still employed until mid April but hope work will let me go early), do I put current salary down or future pension which I can claim in June 2022 when I'm 55?
I'm starting application using savings in UK bank and will open an account in Ubon bank soon after I arrive to season money for extension in 12 months.
Thanks and stay safe
TLDR : Answer Summary
The user is in the early stages of applying for a Non-O visa based on retirement from the UK and has questions regarding flight requirements, arrival dates, salary declarations on the form, and insurance needs. Community members responded that a one-way flight is acceptable for a Non-O visa and suggested that entry can occur before the visa expiry date. It's recommended to provide current salary details for proof. Additionally, the ThailandPass is mandatory regardless of visa type, and while Covid insurance is necessary for entry, specific requirements may vary.
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