I’m over 50, British passport and would like to spend about 5 months of each year living in Thailand, so multiple entry.
One of my children, 30 years old with British passport, would like to live with me, maybe staying in Thailand longer than my 5 months..
Can applying for a retirement non immigrant visa include a visa for a non-Thai adult child?
TLDR : Answer Summary
The questioner seeks guidance on whether they can apply for a retirement non-immigrant visa and include their adult child, over 30, in the application to live in Thailand. The community responses clarify that adult children cannot be dependents under a retirement visa. Instead, the adult child needs to apply for a separate visa. Suggestions include obtaining a Multiple Entry Tourist Visa (METV) which allows for extended stays in Thailand, along with advice on finances needed for the retirement visa.
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