Good morning, does anyone know if I can apply for a non O visa based on retirement with just a one month condo lease? Currently living in Hua Hin.
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The consensus is that a one month condo lease may not suffice for applying for a Non-O visa based on retirement. It's generally suggested to have a minimum 3-month lease, with 6 months preferred, to comply with the requirements when processing the visa application.
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I believe you cannot. Although I'd say post on a Hua Hin f/b group to ask OR slog on over to the immigration office and ask them in person
In bangkok (which granted is not Hua Hin) you have to show a minimum 3 month lease (they prefer 6 months) so you can get thru the whole process, get the initial 90 day non-O and then 2 months later get the year extension while being at the same address.
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