How Can I Extend My Retirement Visa in Thailand Without Using an Agent?

Retirement Visa Visa Extension Thai Immigration

March 3, 2020

5 years ago

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hi

i want to thank the team behind Thai visa advice, for helping people with Visa issues.

i had my 1 year extension (retirement visa) approved yesterday in hua hin. i used a combined source of funds, cash in BBL-account (FTT international-transfer with Transferwise) and a income-letter from sweden consulate in HH.

it feels good to fix it myself with advice from this facebook group. allmost everybody else seems to use agents, you can see it clearly when you make your visits to immigration office.

best regards

BennyG

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TLDR : Answer Summary

A user expressed gratitude for the support received from a Thai visa advice community after successfully obtaining a one-year extension for their retirement visa in Hua Hin. They shared their experience of utilizing a combination of funds and an income letter from the Swedish consulate, highlighting the preference for self-processing over using agents.

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James ********

Thank you for your report. Glad we were able to assist... Now you have your added one year extension of stay. Enjoy retirement.

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5 years ago

Benjamin ******

You're welcome. Don't forget, all what agents are good for here are:

1. To hold your hand

2. To copy your documents.

3. To make your bank account lighter.

Enjoy your retirement!

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