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Does the money for a Non-O retirement visa in Thailand need the 2-month seasoning from a tourist visa?

60-day Tourist Visa Non-O Retirement Visa Visa Application Process Seasoning Funds Thailand Immigration Rules

Mar 8, 2025

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Bruce *****************

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I am currently on a 60 day tourist visa....am applying for a non o retirement does the money need the 2 month seasoning?

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When converting from a 60-day tourist visa to a Non-O retirement visa in Thailand, there are discussions regarding the requirement of the funds to be seasoned for 2 months. While the Jomtien/Pattaya office specifies this requirement, there is uncertainty about its applicability across different regions in Thailand, with some suggesting it may be a national requirement unless a visa agent is employed.

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To the best of my knowledge this is a national requirement, unless you employ a visa agent…

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Bruce *****************

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Thanks Brandon

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The Jomtien/Pattaya office is the only one that requires the money to be seasoned to convert from tourist to non-O.

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