Hi, am I correct in assuming that I can't apply for a retirement visa until my driving offence which does not become cleared until November 2024 is clear?
TLDR : Answer Summary
The user is inquiring about the implications of a driving offence on applying for a retirement visa in Thailand. Responses clarify that a Non-O visa does not require a police clearance certificate, unlike the Non-OA visa. It is suggested that the user could apply for a Non-O visa based on retirement if they meet the financial requirements (having 800,000 Baht in a Thai bank account). The conversation addresses concerns about minor driving offences and their impact on visa applications, emphasizing that minor offences typically do not affect visa eligibility.
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