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How can expats over 65 obtain a Non-O multi-entry visa in Thailand?

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Aug 17, 2017

9 years ago

Mike *****

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Some  news for you guys 65 and over.Just got back from the Thai embassey London.Got a new non o multi entry visa for 1 year only had to produce statement of award of old age pension 0r 3months bank accounts no minimum amount required I dont mind leaving every 90 days as i like travelling better than tying 800,000 up in thai bank for a year

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TLDR : Answer Summary

An expat recently shared their experience of obtaining a Non-O multi-entry visa valid for one year at the Thai embassy in London, which was granted due to being over 65 and receiving a state pension. The discussion highlights that this visa type allows holders to travel in and out of Thailand every 90 days without needing to maintain a financial minimum in a Thai bank account. Other users commented on the historical context and variability of this visa type in different countries, noting that while it's available in the UK for pensioners, similar options have become more restricted in the USA.

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Joe ***********

The point is this poster is saying just the opposite - that he got a Multi Non O by proving Retirement

9 years ago

Mike *****

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that is correct

9 years ago

Joe ***********

Okay - I see the difference. But they won't do it in America as far as I know. So much for consistency.

9 years ago

Tod *********

the consulate in London will issue them when you're over 65.

9 years ago

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Tod *********

Joe ***********

These 0ne year Multi-Entry O visas used to be issued in the United States for just being over age 50. I got one in 2014 - used it for 15 months with that last exit and reentry to get the extra 3 months. But as far as I can determine - sometime in late 2015 - early 2016 issuing this type of multi O became restricted to a few mostly uncommon justifications - gone was the issuance for being over age 50. Still this was as far as I know.

9 years ago

Steve *******

The consulates in the UK now seem to only issue a single entry, based on being over 50, and advise you to extend in Thailand.

9 years ago

Steve *******

In the UK the non imm o multi was also issued for being over 50 with no financial proof up untill about 2013. I did it for many years.

9 years ago

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Steve *******

Good to know it's still available but it has been for years for anyone over 65 and recieving a state pension in the UK.

9 years ago

Tod *********

Okay, keep on topic boyz ;)

This topic has nothing to do with getting a year-long multi-entry visa in Savannakhet based on marriage or getting a 60 day visit family extension in Sisaket :/

The O/P posted they got a year long multi-entry Non-O visa issued in the UK based on being over 65 and showing they get a pension. With this visa they "border-bounce" every 90 days for the validity of the visa.

9 years ago

Mike *****

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that is correct

9 years ago

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Mike *****

Graham *********

what was cost of it..

9 years ago

Mike *****

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