Question for Australians who applied for 90 Day “retirement” visa in Australia.
The online application states - Retirement ( pensioner aged 50 or above with state pension who wishes to stay in Thailand for no longer than 90 Days)
I qualify as I am over 50 but I do not have access to state pension yet, however I do have the 800,000thb. Do you have to have the state pension to qualify for this visa when applying within Australia?
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TLDR : Answer Summary
Inquiries about the 90 Day retirement visa for Thailand indicate that a state pension is not necessary for Australian applicants. Although the online application specifies that applicants should be pensioners aged 50 or above, those who can demonstrate sufficient financial means, such as having 800,000 THB, are eligible to apply even without a pension. Responses from community members suggest verifying requirements through the embassy's website and ensuring proper submission of bank balance documentation.
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