Can someone successfully obtain a Smart Visa as a Medical and Wellbeing visitor in Thailand?

Richard Payne Individual investor that opens up a hospital or a welness center for a minimum investment of 20 million baht and/or his executive staff working within that company that get paid a minimum of 200,000 baht per month. The ones that do not make that threshold can use non B visas and work permits.

All the information is available on the UK Thai Embassy's website, as well as on BOI's.

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@Richard ******

it's for people that wish to invest in a number of limited targeted industries or executives getting paid a minimum salary of 200,000 baht. I don't quite understand your previous question could you elaborate?

But i did find out something interesting thanks to

@Richard ******

. The cost of a 4 year smart visa is....(drum roll)... 1,000 pounds. (LOL)

@JD ******

The same way some people thought last year it will be meant for digital nomads that freelance for overseas companies and like to spend their time on a pristine beach :)

Thank you Luke. How anyone can confuse this very expensive Smart Visa meant for investments with. Medical visits is a mystery to me.

It does not say "visitor". You either get paid THB 200K in that industry, and tax is paid accordingly on your salary, or you intend to start a company, get medical insurance and prove 600K in savings, and start the company within a year, or invest 20M baht.

Hmm, I'd say unless there's some stipulation that you have to be in the UK x number of days a year or something like that, a visa or extension based on being over 50 here in thailand shouldn't mess it up.