Can I obtain a retirement visa in Thailand if I'm under 50 and my husband qualifies?

Really??? You asked this in public???? You NOT 50 you don't qualify for a retirement visa. You're 2 years off maybe tour IQ is 2 and you git confused 😕

You have to apply for DTV outside of Thailand.

An agent can't get you this visa in Thailand.

Check the Government website

No

When my husband turned 50 in 2009, I had no problem getting a spousal visa with his retirement visa, just had to produce marriage certificate. Not sure if rules have changed since then

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If you can't get a retirement visa with your husband you can get a agent to get you a Destination Thailand Visa DTV last for 5 years but I believe you still have to do 2boarrd crossing a year

There are a number of visa types that people often refer to as a “retirement” visa.

If your husband were to get the Non OA visa (needs medical, police check and health insurance) then your local embassy may consider giving you a dependent Non O visa based off of that.

If he goes for the Non O based on being over 50 (doesn’t require medical,police check or insurance) then they almost certainly won’t.

Alternatively you could look at getting a DTV for 5 years which would then bring you over the 50 year age to get your own “retirement” visa.

You will need to get a dependent visa since you are under 50 or a non 0 you don't qualify for a retirement one unless your 50