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How do I obtain a retirement visa for Thailand?
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Mar 28, 2025
a year ago
Roger ********
ORIGINAL POSTERI’m moving to Thailand how do I get a retirement visa
TLDR : Answer Summary
To obtain a retirement visa for Thailand, you must be over 50 years old and have 800,000 Thai Baht in a local bank account. It is advisable to start with a 90-day Non-O visa from your home country before arriving in Thailand. Once in Thailand, you can work with an immigration agent to streamline the process of applying for the retirement visa. Opening a bank account may require assistance and the necessary documentation, so many expats recommend hiring an agent to navigate the complexities of the visa application process.
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Gregg ************
If you need to ask a question like this to a facebook group, rather than working through the Thai website yourself, it might be best if you simply pay an agent to do it for you. Just google “Thailand retirement Visa agent”, there, are plenty of them out there. Siam Legal (and probably others) have clear websites with explanatory videos, fees listed, requirements, etc.
Jet ********
Apply for one use agency it’s easier
David *********
Google is your friend and so is the local Thai Embassy. You don't need an agent just follow instructions. If you can not follow the instructions, stay home
Phasinee *************
Where will you plan to stay in Thailand?
Mick **********
Great move. I should do the same. I can no longer afford Australia.
Justin ******
The first thing to do is to use the search box for this group. It's a database of useful info.
Wilhelm ********
Can the interest be used for the 800k deposit?
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Pauley **********
What if you have a Thai girlfriend there, is that make the process easier?
Brandon ************
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Pauley **********
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Floyd ******
Why are there so many smart a@#$ answers on a help site
Eryk ************
Maybe because it's a question like: "Can someone help me with how much 2 + 2 equals?"
Floyd ******
@Eryk ***********
so that justifies your criticism interestingReply to
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@Floyd *****
2025 😔Reply to
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Lee ***********
There a numerous ways to obtain a visa based on retirement. I can only relate the way I used. Enter thailand on visa exemption, passport only, the same as going on holiday ,valid for a fixed period of 30 or 60 days depending on the law at the time. I then used an agency to facilitate the visa. The reason being you need a thai bank account with
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0 baht in the account for a period of time before applying for the visa. The thai banks will not issue a bank account without the visa, and no visa without the bank account. The agency applies on your behalf to the bank for an account with the intention of gaining a visa. After you have deposited the money in the account and received your visa based on retirement, when the time comes to renew (extend), the visa, you can visit that immigration offices and do it yourself.M.J. *******
Or use and agent,so much easier but if course more expensive, Thai Visa Centre arrange everything including bank statements
Todd *********
You hope you are moving to Thailand but need a long term visa
Peter *********
Email Thai visa centre..
Peter *********
Contact Thai Visa centre. I just got mine and my bank account with them..Excellent!
Nigel ********
You'll need 800,000bht in the bank that you can't touch 2 years 2months
Michael **************
Carefully
Todd **********
If your unsure and like me email or look up Siam legal they will do everything for you and get you a bank account set up. That’s the most important thing. Some people on here go old do it yourself but guess what if you make a mistake back of the bus you go. Besides those guys do it for a living and know everybody in the embassies and it’s handled I think it’s about $1000 US. That’s what I’m doing in June. It’s a retirement visa, but also a marriage visa.
Paul ********
Thai visa center get a o 90 day visa before going to thailand with a. O9 visa you can get a bank act. Then get ahold of thai visa center when your in country
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@Paul *******
That's the cheapest way to use our services 🙏Reply to
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David *******
I think the earthquake completely destroyed Thailand from what is currently being reported on fox news.
Leoness *****
@David ******
that's the news. It didn't. I'm here. News sensationalizes. Felt something small.Reply to
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Bob ********
Lawyer...siam legal
Poppe **********
Chat GPT
Julien *******
seems you need to hire someone to do everything for you, then you'll put your thumb in an ink pad and press it against the contracts
Scott ******
See visa agent
Anthony *******
Just stay your 4 months and run to loas, Vietnam, Malaysia, Cambodia and take a weekend getaway and come back. Took many people about getting a retirement visa in a country they have spent les than 5-10 years in.
Eugene **********
if you are here trying to figure it out I would recommend hiring a professional and double-checking your documents with another! this is something people work on for years to make sure they don't get screwed! best of luck!
Simon ********
Embassy...dont seek attention just go do it.google it
Timothy ******
Have you been to Thailand before? Have you looked into the requirements for a retirement visa? start with the Thailand Visa website
Roby ***********
If you don't now...better you stai at home
Jaquet ******
Look up visa requirements for Thailand
Matt **********
@Yuzni *******
this bloke is brilliantRoberto ************
You should login into «
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» and pick out what you need !Christian ********
Thai embassy in your home country
Nathan ********
If moving to your house how do I get free accommodation?
Alessandro **********
By getting a retirement visa
Mark ********
Step one Research
1A. Find good health insurance company
Step two Go to thai e-visa website and download app.
Step three complete app. You will find out what is involved getting it
1A. Find good health insurance company
Step two Go to thai e-visa website and download app.
Step three complete app. You will find out what is involved getting it
Frangipani *******
Just check the website of the Thai 🇹🇭 consulate or embassy in your home country for requirements.
OR this may well be a joke.
But it’s not funny.
OR this may well be a joke.
But it’s not funny.
William ****************
Nan services in pattaya.great service and honest....
Dan *******
Research
เต๋อ *****
Assuming you have US passport, just buy tickets, fly, go to immigration, ask for a letter of permission to open bank account, state your intention to apply for retirement visa. Then go to Bangkok Bank, open account, deposit 800k thb minimum.
I recommend after open account, get an agent to help you file for the visa( knowing someone in the immigration help speed thing up.)an agent can cost you around 5-8k thb.
I recommend after open account, get an agent to help you file for the visa( knowing someone in the immigration help speed thing up.)an agent can cost you around 5-8k thb.
Brandon ************
Won't work unless you arrive with a non-O visa already. No banks will open an account for someone who entered as a tourist, even with a residence certificate from immigration.
เต๋อ *****
@Brandon ***********
that's is why you ask the immigration for a letter of permission.If your agent can not get it, let me know I will give the agent done it for me.
Brandon ************
@เต๋อ ****
The "letter of permission" is a residence certificate. And that won't do anything if you have a tourist visa. Still need to be on a non-immigrant visa PLUS have the residence certificate to get a bank account.Reply to
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Chris ******
Go to the Thai embassy and apply!!
Kalli ***********
Simple. Unless you have 800.000 Bath to put in a Thai bank account you can get a visa agent who is working with the bank and immigration. They will put that money for a few hours in your account while immigration gives you the stamp.. and you get the 12 months. When it expires you repeat the process. It’s the retirement visa and available for everyone above 55. You pay 18.000 to 20.000 Bath for this service. Each time. All visa agents in Thailand provide this service. 😉
เต๋อ *****
@Kalli **********
can I have the agent contact?Walt **************
@Kalli **********
I contacted 3 agencies and all were 52k. How long àgo did you do this?Yes they advertise for less then tell you you also need this and that which is extra.
Brandon ************
@Walt *************
you don't find it for much less. The first year is more expensive because they're doing a conversion, have to open a bank account for you, and other things. Subsequent years are cheaperWalt **************
@Brandon ***********
That's exactly what I discovered ànd I didn't come here to stress over things so I just paid out the first time large payment and like you said it's alot less the next year.Kalli ***********
@Brandon ***********
I payed 20.000 Bath in August last year. And they delivered.Brandon ************
@Kalli **********
many things have changed since August. That was 7 months agoReply to
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Kevin ********
TVS. Best agent to support you
Vick **************
Might want to check and see where that earthquake hit Thailand before you go down there
THAI ******************************
We recommend starting by applying for your 3-month Non-O visa from your home country.
Once you arrive in Thailand, you can open a local bank account, deposit the required funds, and then apply for your 1-year retirement visa extension.
Our team has helped thousands of retirees through this process and even offers door-to-door service within Bangkok.
If you’d like to make things as easy as possible, feel free to contact us via LINE (https://tvc.co.th/line) or email (
Once you arrive in Thailand, you can open a local bank account, deposit the required funds, and then apply for your 1-year retirement visa extension.
Our team has helped thousands of retirees through this process and even offers door-to-door service within Bangkok.
If you’d like to make things as easy as possible, feel free to contact us via LINE (https://tvc.co.th/line) or email (
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or email (help@tvc.co.th).J ****************
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Kent ***********
It's all on the internet
Schillazzi ****
Don't..just stay retired in your own country
Paul ********
Seriously roger you have to ask that here and make your self look a right plonker
Robert ******
You apply for one at the emigration office
Chuck **********
Read!
Daniel **********
Get o visa in uk about £6o then go to manerak in Pattaya they will do for u get bank account with bangkok bank and sort the money in your bank account will cost between 15 and 24 thousand baht if u need there number private message me they did mine only cost me
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bahtWalt **************
@Daniel *********
I had a lengthy talk with Maneerat last week and was quoted 52kDaniel **********
@Walt *************
well I went them about 3 months ago already had bank account and E0 visa from uk but did have full amount in bank and thet charged me *****
baht and took 3 days prices must vary as a freind did not have o visa had money in the bank with an account and he paid *****
baht so I don’t know why so much mere now glad I did it back then paid 100 baht for 60 day extension the other day then I think it about 4000 baht possibly more me to renew next JanuaryWalt **************
@Daniel *********
Thanks for the information. At Thai Visa Centre I was quoted 14k to renew next year.Daniel **********
@Walt *************
ok thanksReply to
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Bjørn *********
Not easy.. But applay helps..
Jeff **********
by doing some research yourself
Alan ********
Do the paperwork online, in the US. Don't try to do it here.
Jonathan **********
Apply
Martin *******
By having a lot of patience lolll🤣
Jo **********
retire
Rob **********
They just give them away when you land in Thailand, seriously a little bit of research goes a long way, next you’ll be asking how do I get to Thailand 🤔
David *********
What did YOU find out
John *********
Wow guys the question was for help. Wow so. I’ve.
Charles **********
Apply in your country of residence for the Non-Immigrant O-A visa
Dek ******
Should have looked into all that before deciding to move to Thailand
Colin *******
@Dek *****
geez you are a great help, I don't know how people survive Thailand without people like you. Thanks for your very informative contributionSteve *********
@Colin ******
well said - whay don't they just scroll on -although I can visulize him now : fat belly, limp, nothing to do and so on.....Reply to
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Mark ******
Go to your local Immigration office, ask them for the requirements, get readyall docs required, go back to immigration, pay the fee.......and wait for the stamp. Total cost for visa is 2000 baht!!
Shane ************
Use an agent if you can afford it then no need to keep 800k thb in the bank
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Les **********
Agency is best don't do alone they will punish you
John **********
Where in Thailand are you moving. You need to be on 60 day visa then extend for 30 days to give you time. You also need to open a Thai bank account accounts as soon as you land. You will also need to go immigration/consulate to get your passport verified to open the bank account.
Bryce *******
I went to an agent, saved me countless headaches and lots of time. Yeah, it was expensive, there's always going to be pushback from those who say "do it yourself", but I have no regrets.
Steve ******
@Bryce ******
same here didn't want to tie 800,000 baht up into a tjai accountReply to
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Steve ******
I used maneerat in pattaya 90 days then 1 year multi entry ba0nk account sorted everything painless but it did cost me but went through smooth 😊
Bri *****
@Steve *****
cost ?Steve ******
@Bri ****
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multi entry sorted the bank account out phoned me when everything was done went and picked my passport up off them I didn't want to tie 800,000 baht up into a thai accountWalt **************
@Steve *****
I talked to Maneerat a few times last week. By the time it was all said and done it was 52k baht for multiple entry, bank account, etc.Steve ******
@Walt *************
bloody hell that's gone up then 🙉🙉Walt **************
@Steve *****
They did mention there are 2 prices. Getting the Visa in 3-5 days or within 30 days so that helps to explain why yours was less. But I think they have àll gone up too.Steve ******
@Walt *************
yes I got my visa in approximately 21 days I got 90 days and 1 year retirement its due for renewal in AugustBri *****
@Steve *****
that’s not too bad a price I’ve heard of many charging a lot more - assume you have the original non 0Steve ******
@Bri ****
I come over im may last year got 30 day stamping to maneerat the day after I landed (lots of friends recommended)left my passport was sent to the bank the account was opened then went to immigration with paperwork went back to the agent with paperwork from the bank got a phone call 21 days later picked everything up 😊Reply to
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Marky *******
U heard of Google?
Albert *******
Sir I can advise you to first COME to Thailand and start the process in country as it will be a lot easier, as you will not need things like health insurance or police checks etc. Then go to a visa agent and ask for assistance. Sure you will have to pay 30 to 50k thai BAHT but they will do just about EVERYTHING for you and you can get to enjoying yourself faster . P.s in groups like this there are a lot of jerks, pay them no mind and just block them when necessary. Good luck
Dean *********
Brandon ************
@Albert ******
You don't need health insurance or police check to apply for the visa from your Thai embassy eitherAlbert *******
@Brandon ***********
Non-Immigrant O-A you DO need health insurance. Anyway that wasn’t my point , my main point was it’s EASY to do things here in Thailand .Brandon ************
@Albert ******
Wow groundbreaking. Then DON'T APPLY FOR THE OA VISA! Just apply for the non-O visa from the embassy, and don't spend a day at immigration or run into a brickwall trying to open a bank account. Easier every way to do it before you travel to Thailand.Reply to
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@Albert ******
heyyyy were not jerks were Farangs🥳🥳Reply to
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Rene ********
The quota may be full that's why they're making it difficult because too many is too many
Jeffrey *******
@Rene *******
the earthquake might help that outReply to
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John ********
Go to a Visa Agent
Paul *****
The crux of the matter is you need to be over 50 years of age. If so, contact an agent who will assist you. I can recommend:
@VIP ****************************
or@Patcharin *********
Paul ********
Apply
Iann *******
Wait 6 months for all clear of structures not safe at movement
Tina ********
Where are you moving too in Thailand?
Roger ********
ORIGINAL POSTER@Tina *******
BangkokTina ********
Got a retirement visa here in HUA HIN at Anna's travel visa. Look on Google maps
Tina ********
@Roger *******
, I don't remember writing thatAt the moment in HUA HIN. Leaving end of month for Mexico
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Chris *******
You can ask Thai Visa Centre
Jet ********
@Chris ******
good companyChris *******
@Jet *******
excellent companyReply to
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Sarick **********
Remember that banks won't open an account for you anymore. You would end up using an agent for your first retirement year.
Anna *********
@Sarick *********
wrong that’s for DTVAndre ***********
@Sarick *********
they will ! Stop spreading liesKim *********
@Andre **********
easy now! A lie is a deliberate misinformation which obviously is not the case here. In this case it's just wrong informationReply to
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Stuart ***********
@Sarick *********
not true. If you arrive with a long stay visa (like a non O based on retirement), banks will open an account for you.They will not open an account on a tourist visa, visa exempt or DTV.
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Alessandro ********
Just apply
Ben *******
Contact the Thai embassy of your country for a 90 day visa. When you arrive. Go to an agent and apply for the retirement visa
Stuart ***********
@Ben ******
why would anyone use an agent to extend their stay based on retirement, after getting the visa?It is simple, takes less than an hour and costs 1,900 Baht.
Ben *******
@Stuart **********
... Because I am not very good with officialdom and paperwork. So that is how I prefer to do mine.Stuart ***********
That's understandable, but it's one very simple form, information provided by your bank, some photocopies and passport photo. So 90% of people will have no problem navigating the process, if they try.
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@Ben ******
The 90 day visa is the 'retirement visa'(based on being 50 or over), what you apply for after that is the 1 year 'extension of stay'Reply to
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Kevin ******
Tell them you're not scared of earthquakes, you'll piss in!
Michael **********
It sometimes depends n where you are from and your age, as to how to go about it!
Stephen *******
Find a good agent to do all the work for you, it’s a nightmare trying to do the work on your own.
Mary ********
@Stephen ******
We did ours on our own - it's really not that hard as long as you have the requirements met - $800 K Baht in a thai bank, rental lease, bank statements and letter from bank and it cost us only 1900 baht. Eligibility:
Age: Be at least 50 years old on the day of application.
Financial Requirements:
Option 1: Hold a deposit of at least 800,000 Thai Baht (THB) in a Thai bank account for at least 2 months before applying.
Option 2: Have a monthly income (including pension) of at least 65,000 THB.
Option 3: A combination of bank deposit and yearly income totaling at least 800,000 THB.
Health Insurance: For applicants of the Non-Immigrant O-A (Long Stay) Visa, health insurance that meets the Thai government's criteria is required.
No Criminal Record: You must not have a criminal record in Thailand or your country of origin.
Not Prohibited from Entering Thailand: You must not be prohibited from entering Thailand under the Immigration Act.
No Prohibited Diseases: You must not have any of the diseases listed in the Ministerial Regulation No. 14 (B.E. 2535).
Not Engage in Gainful Employment: You are prohibited from engaging in any gainful employment in Thailand.
Rob **********
@Mary *******
more than half the requirements you listed are for the Non OA based on retirement and therefore do not apply to the Non O based on retirement, which is so much easier to obtain. But at least it was a good detailed answer all the same👍Mary ********
@Rob *********
I kinda thought that too - thats what AI lists so not know which he was going for (the poster doesn't say what his starting point is - age, financial situation etc) I just posted the lot it listed for the guy As a starting point he should look on the Thai Embassy website since there it lists the determining factors and what he needs for them.Reply to
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@Stephen ******
I found it very easy and I'm no spring chicken 🙂Cory **********
@Stephen ******
the volunteers help you at immigration do all the paperwork. What’s so complicated? What does an agent do besides a volunteer?Michael *******
Agents also lock you in to the process, especially if they front the 800k
Sean **********
@Cory *********
and take your moneyBryce *******
@Cory *********
A lot! Yeah, they're expensive but to some of us it's worth it!Reply to
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Jas *******
You can asked at
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this serviceJohn **********
Which of the many visas known as retirement visas do you wish to get. Some have advantages over others such as exemption from Thai tax. You need to research to find the one that best suits your requirements
Andre ***********
Need to have the 800 k 3 month before you apply for a visa . 2month the next time .
Bryce *******
@Andre **********
False. You're fine without that if you can prove a steady income (SSI, retirement pension, etc.)Andre ***********
@Bryce ******
same same but differentMarty *********
@Bryce ******
Sort of false. The US, UK, Australia, and several other countries don’t provide the income verification affidavit. Citizens of those countries can use the income method starting with their 2nd visa extension.Wayne ********
@Bryce ******
wrong you can’t get around the ฿800,000Anna *********
@Bryce ******
incorrect for the First extension of stay unless your embassy provides proof letterAndre ***********
@Bryce ******
that's for poor peopleSean **********
@Bryce ******
was not that simple or straight forward in my case. What is proof? Thailand was demanding a letter from my home countries embassy as proof. Several countries will NOT provide such a letter. Including my home country. I went 800k route and will attempt again at renewal to qualify based on Pension statement, bank statement all year demonstrating the minimum 65k deposit per month transferred from a foreign source.
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@Andre **********
That's for an extension of stay NOT the visa.Reply to
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Philip *****
It’s extremely hit and humid all year round
Samuel ********
@Philip ****
did you mean heatReply to
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Oliver **********
Start a gofundme to raise the necessary funds to hire someone to google it for you
Cory **********
@Oliver *********
Great idea!! 💡 if he can raise 50,000 usd with the GoFundMe my cousin Steve can help. The next year he would only charge 30,000 usd to give him another year extension. 🤔👍😃 smart smart 😉Reply to
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Robert ********
Follow the rules on the website of the Thai embassy near you to get a nonO visa. Once you’re in Thailand ask the immigration next to your residence.
Jean ********
Start with a non o visum come over here and ask for long stay retirement. They will give you a paper what you need by immigration
Paul *******
Be over 50 years of age, have 800,000 Thai Baht in your Thai bank. Go to Immigration and ask.
Anna *********
@John ********
I know which is why I wondered why you said no to the question from DennisAnna *********
so "good pension" is enough - Good to know I always thought it was
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thb per month and generally can only be used in the second year as so few embassies do the letter of proof anymore BUT if you are right I can do all this on proof of any amount of monthly income (maybe even 1000thb) 😀 which I am sure is not the caseJohn *********
@Anna ********
Better read his question again.Reply to
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@Paul ******
But if you have a good pension income ..do you.also need the prove of 800.000 bath on a bank?Marty *********
@Dennis *******
Not if you can get an income verification from your embassy. The US, UK, Australia, and several other countries no longer give the income verification letter so citizens of those countries must use the 800,000฿ method.Wayne ********
@Dennis *******
yesJohn *********
Anna *********
@John ********
really???? Which visa???John *********
@Anna ********
retirement requires either 800k or proof of monthly income.Reply to
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@Paul ******
too much informationRoger ********
ORIGINAL POSTER@Paul ******
but I can’t get a bank account without a visaHoward ***********
@Roger *******
Hire an agent. They can get accounts setup for you and help with the processWayne ********
@Roger *******
one stop visa bottom soi 6 in patts will sort you a bank accountAnna *********
@Roger *******
that’s not true. You can’t generally get a bank account on a DTV Visa but you can on an 0A Visa which is what you need to investigatePlumber *******
@Roger *******
I had home address of my girlfriend in a small village so I went to the local town and managed to open an account with krungthai bank without any problems don’t think it’s possible or certainly not easy in the cities or tourist areasNancy *******
@Roger *******
get a non-o visa (retirement) and get a 90 days valid visa, with this visa you can go to the bank and request to open the account and then you can apply for retirement visa.Greg *********
@Roger *******
Get the visa before you come from your home country.James **********
@Greg ********
still needs a Thai Bank account if living hereTore *********
@James *********
yes, but by getting the visa first in home country makes it way way easier to get a bank account based on long term visa once arrived. Apply in country is harder as its very hard to get bank account without first having the visa. And you would need thai bank account to apply visa in Thailand
James **********
@Tore ********
yes I know this first hand 🤚Kim *********
@James *********
he knows that - the answer " get the visa before you come" was because it makes it easier to open a bank account in Thailand if you have a visa 😏Reply to
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@Roger *******
apply in home country if you don't have Thai bank account. Then get bank account after you arrive.Richard ********
@Lynnette ******
Exactly what I recently did. Used my income for qualifying and got a multi-entry O-A visa. Arrived here, got my residence certificate, yellow book and pink ID and was then able to open the bank account.Reply to
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@Roger *******
use a agent to get your Bank account, then do all the rest yourself it’s easy ,Simon **********
@Ro***
and that’s the truth. However, some people manage to get a bank account on a tourist visa. My personal advice is to pay an agent, it will cost you about 30k THB and they will do all the necessary paperwork etc, or you can try and do it yourself and roll the dice.Steven ***************
@Roger *******
then you apply for it in your home country , using your home country bank balance..Reply to
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ZeeAli ***********
@Edward *******
I have all documents how much you charge money..?Edward ********
@ZeeAli **********
I'm not an agent...ZeeAli ***********
@Edward *******
sorryReply to
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Tony **********
Google "Thailand retirement visa".
Muchlis ********
By applying for it
Robin *******
@Muchlis *******
excellent answer, could have had a look on google or the Thai embassy website first, then ask questionsKeith *******
@Robin ******
ignore the tossers, some people will give you good feedbackReply to
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What is the best visa for a UK retiree to live in Thailand while meeting the financial requirements?
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