Can I bring my disabled child as a dependent under a retirement visa in Thailand?

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Dec 16, 2021

3 years ago

ORIGINAL POSTER

I am planning to get a retirement visa. I have heard of trailing spouse. Wonder if dependents are allowed to go under my retirement visa. My son has a disability and needs me to be his caregiver.

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The question involves getting a retirement visa in Thailand and inquiring whether a disabled child can be a dependent under that visa category. A comment suggests that a certification or proof might be needed to include the child as a dependent under the retirement extension, and seeks clarification on whether the child can apply for a Non-O visa.

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Ellie *******

Your child can be dependant on your retirement extension if you can get a certification or some other proof. What I need help from

@Tod ********

is: whether your child apply Non-O visa in Thailand.

3 years ago

Lina **************

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@Ellie ******

we already have non-O volunteer visa and he is a dependent under volunteer visa. I’m hoping to convert to retirement but I’m not sure if dependents are allowed in this visa category.

3 years ago

Ellie *******

@Lina *************

dependant on retirement holder is allowed. The question is if you and your child can convert your Non-O volunteer and dependant on Volunteer to your Non-O retirement and dependant on retirement. Go to the immigration office and talk IO if it can be done in-country.

3 years ago

Lina **************

ORIGINAL POSTER

Good to know. Thank you !

3 years ago

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Lina **************

Tod *********

@Ellie ******

that I do not know, sorry, and I think IF they are out of the country it would be better for BOTH of them to apply for the Non-O's from the thai consulate where they are before they come here.

3 years ago

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Tod *********

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