How do I obtain a Non-Retirement visa after entering Thailand as visa exempt?

Sep 10, 2021
3 years ago
Benjamin, could you please advise where you sent your information? Thank you very much, btw. Because I cannot find it in any of my notifications. Thank you. Additionally, I guess I just could have asked - how do I get a non- retirement visa when I came in as visa exempt, but I wanted the group to understand that we have tried to meet the requirements… thank you.
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The original poster is seeking advice on how to obtain a Non-Retirement visa after entering Thailand under a visa-exempt status. They note difficulty in finding previous information provided by another user in notifications. Comments include advice on general requirements for opening a bank account in Thailand, which is relevant for meeting some visa requirements, and emphasize that immigration offices have varied requirements, specifically mentioning the necessity for a Thai bank account with a minimum balance for the Non-Retirement visa.
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Tracey ****************
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Thank you 😊!
Benjamin ******
>Benjamin, could you please advise where you sent your information?

Usually, when *I* decline a post, I leave a message. It'll be in the Facebook messenger spam settings 🙁

For your original banking question, to open up a bank account, You will need:

- Your passport AND;

- A letter from the immigration office verifying your address OR;

- A letter from your embassy saying you live at an address (if you're American, you'd use the Blank Affidavit form)

EACH bank branch has their own requirements though. I suggest asking the question in a local Facebook group; the people there can help you.

>how do I get a non- retirement visa when I came in as visa exempt

Each immigration office has different requirements. You will need to transfer 800K THB in a Thai Bank Account, provide proof the money is in the bank, and for Bangkok Immigration have 15 days or more remaining on your existing "admitted to" stamp.
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