How do you renew a retirement visa in Thailand without an agent, and what are the requirements for physically or mentally disabled individuals?

Which immigration office are you going to?

I recommend you and like everyone to just LEAVE THailand and pick a better country

Only the SECOND YEAR.

Can the a month you transfer be made up from pension and savings

Is it possible to do this just showing transfers from international bank to my Thai bank-account.

What I mean is that I can not show the money is from pension but still 12 month transfers of more then 65.000 THB to my Thai bank?

If you need insurance for visa please comtact me ka. 🙏

It might depend what country you are.. My first two years I used an agent because I did not know how to do it. My third year and fourth year I used the 65,000 a month method. I was able to prove I had the income in my country to support the Visa. I could prove that with a letter from the Embassy of my country. In the 5th year my Embassy refused to give out the letter anymore and I could not renew.

Read the Cover photo of this group and ask directly.

Great ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ service should the answer be positive to them directly.

I know many people who did that themselves.

When you have the bank statement showing it’s an international transfer you shouldn’t have much problems.

Yes, but i had to use 800,000baht method the first year. Second year with required documents you can change. No agent but i have a very good and not so busy immigration location. They're helpful.

The following list is for applicants who can still use an income affidavit from their embassy as proof of income

*** Myself I apply for a new 1-year extension every year. You need to show the following:

*** a legalized by my country’s embassy in Bangkok income affidavit which is certifying I have a pension over 65,000 THB equivalent.

*** Immigration wants to know the source of the income, I show them that it is a government pension, and this gets mentioned in the embassy income affidavit. Which satisfies Immigration.

*** You must be TM30 registered in your accommodation in order to receive any service from Immigration.

*** Copies of the detail page of my passport and the page with the entry stamp and the page with the recent extension of stay stamp.

All copies must be signed by me in blue ink.

*** Immigration wants to see my bank book, which must have been updated on the same day. It should show that I at least transfer some money in from abroad to pay for my living expenses in Thailand.

*** I need to sign forms STM2, STM10 and STM11

*** I need to fill out form TM7 and TM47

*** need to bring two passport size pictures (for the re-entry permit purchase)

The 65,000 baht monthly income path

Is only eligible for year 2 - not the first 12 month extension ( the first 12 months has to be 800K baht in a Thai bank in your name )

I’ve done it many times. You need to supply:

12 months of Thai bank statements showing a minimum of 65,000 in international transfers coming into the account for each and every month.

Proof of source of income such as a statement showing government or private pension or a letter of guarantee from your embassy showing 65K or more of income.

Your yellow tambien ban and copies.

Copies of the blue tambien ban signed by the owner.

Rental agreement if applicable.

Copies of every page of your passport.

Copies of your bank book that was updated the same day. A certificate of account from your bank showing you name and account number and balance ( amount doesn’t matter)

Photo, no glasses

TM7 and STM.2

I went to Immigration to ask exactly what they needed to accept 65 000bht monthly

1. letter from my bank stating that I received 12 monthly 65 000bht from outside Thailand.

2. Letter from my source of revenu that confirmed the amount I receive in pension (before taxes)

It's not as strait forward as the 800 000thb but it can be done

My husband did a non o-a retirement visa without an agent. We were able to show the 65kbaht but it took a lot longer than we had hoped, because we hit some snags on the insurance and the medical exam. We did 3 dependant visas but only mine was approved. An agent would have made our lives easier

I know you don't want one, but if you can not afford one, you may not afford to be there too.

Lots of hassles , paper, etc.

Just saying

But good luck, and let us know how you go

I have extended my stay based on retirement using the 65,000 baht method in Hua Hin (after the initial 1 year extension using 800,000 baht). It was very simple, I didn't use an agent and it was essentially the same documents, although I needed 12 monthly bank statements showing the deposit in my account and the bank verified each of them was an international transfer. It took me about an hour in the bank and 30 minutes at immigration and that included filling the form in and getting a re-entry permit, so you can decide if that requires an agent.

It depends on what you are calling a retirement visa and where you currently are.

The Non-OA visa is a 12 month multiple entry visa that you can only apply for in your home country and you can show monthly income to get it, it also requires insurance, police checks, medical certificate etc.

The Non-O is a 90 day visa that you can get outside Thailand by showing monthly income, it can be extended inside Thailand indefinitely 12 months at a time but the 1st 12 month extension requires 800k baht in a Thai bank, during that 1st year you can transfer 65k baht from overseas for each of the 12 months immediately prior to applying for 2nd and subsequent extensions.

You can also apply for the 90 day Non-O visa inside Thailand but it requires you have a Thai bank account containing a minimum of 800k baht, some immigration offices require it comes from overseas

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