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Is it possible to get a 90-day Retirement O visa to Thailand anytime soon?
Retirement Visa90-Day VisaThailand ImmigrationVisa RestrictionsExpat Life in ThailandBorder OpeningPandemic Travel Issues
Jul 16, 2020
6 years ago
Mark *******
ORIGINAL POSTERAnyone with hopes of getting to Thailand with a 90 day Retirement O visa.
Anytime soon ?
Anythoughts grateful
Anytime soon ?
Anythoughts grateful
TLDR : Answer Summary
The discussion centers around the challenges of obtaining a 90-day Retirement O visa to Thailand amidst current travel restrictions. Many commenters express their concerns and frustrations about not being able to return to Thailand, with a consensus that the borders may remain closed for some time, possibly until next year. The conversation highlights the struggle of expats and those with ties to Thailand who are waiting for the borders to reopen.
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Veronika ********
What's wrong with your own women...do you not fancy your own? 😆ðŸ¤
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@Veronika *******
not if they look like you.Paulie **********
@Edna ******
I'm in a similar situation..if you fancy a trip to Turkey then it's all open and I believe get 90 day visa on arrival for Thais and us citizen.. think it's the only option at the moment 😎Edna *******
@Harry ***********
thank you, but I would be afraid to try and be turned away. I usually travel with my son and his long time Thai lady. She just built a home at a mountain temple and she can’t get to it. Plus we can’t get flights much past our borders. Your very kind to make a suggestion. She is a Thai national with an American green card. Been here 25 years with frequent trips home. She can’t get in either.Reply to
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@Veronika *******
funny thing I am an American woman with a Thai man and neither of us can get to each other. We’ve been engaged over a year. This whole state of affairs is difficult for many in different scenarios.Reply to
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Neil **********
like they say, stay home!
Dale *******
Sure doesn't look like it
Carlo **********
Yes me.
Andrew *******
Not before new year lived there 25years i got no chance returning til then under the stipulations they asking
Steve *******
'Hopes' is about all you have. Unfortunately they're only letting in work permit holders, people with dependant Thai relatives and some students at the moment.
Andrew ********
Too many.
Bobby ********
The way things are going I'd say definitely not until next year
Mark *******
ORIGINAL POSTERHow many of us waiting do you think
100s or 1000s
100s or 1000s
Bim *******
I live here and am waiting for the borders to open so can do the same.
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