Is it possible to get a long-term visa extension in Thailand if I receive a monthly disability income of $1,300?

Depending on your disability, Thailand is not friendly. Eg wheelchair accessibility is near zero. No sidewalks, very limited lift 🛗 facilities. NOT GOOD.

Yes don't know how maybe if married

What you facing is that you live with a disability and if you want to stay in Thailand, then you need a medical insurance that will cost you allot. 1300 usd will not be enough. You’re around 40.000 baht only.

If you add up with some online work perhaps and double the income it could work.

You got any connections in Thailand as gf?

I lived on 5000bath in isaan and koh payam a month 🤗

Non immigrant e d viza 15 months available and suitable your age

You don't qualify for a retirement visa and your income is not high enough...doubt it very much

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I wouldn't waste my time with TH. Go to Japan.

If that’s your total income I would say no way.

Look into the phillipines as I don’t believe Thailand is on the approved list for Ssdi transfer. I’m in the same boat want Thailand or VN but can’t. So Philippines it is

while you could theoretically survive on a very frugal existence in Thailand on this kind of money, it still doesn't make you elegible for a Longstay visa. For this you would need monetary funds higher than 30,000 USD for a start

Cannot until 50.

Not possible

Try Phillipines or Vietnam. $1300 is tight if not impossible you want any sense of western comforts... and thats IF you can qualify for along visa.

DTV visa

Ai says yes!😑🙏

You need to get a job or something to get a work visa. You could potentially teach or tutor English. Doesn't have to be full time. You could also get a student visa if you choose to study. idk what your disability is, but there are definitely option. Though they can be prices. Like, the student visa will be expensive because you will have to pay for the classes. If you are coming to live and you have no ability to become a student, to work, or to volunteer (this one is probably the hardest visa) then you probably will not be able to get a visa to stay, even though 1300 would be enough to live on (if it's all from SSDI).

If you're up for it you could potentially get 3 months in Thailand with extentions, then stay 3 months in Laos (though I personally hated Laos. I don't suggest it), then some time in Vietnam, etc. I think you could stay up to 6 months in Thailand if you stay two months and get an extention, then leave and come back to do the same, but they have been getting more and more strict about that even in the last year. So it would be better to break up the visits.

Otherwise... marriage?

Even if you could get a visa you're not going to make it on that little money.

NOPE... Thailand I trying to limit low income people

Not possible. But you can try Iran.

Immigration, issue visa extensions of 7 or 30 days.

However, if you want to change your visa Type. (To a long stay visa)

Exit Thailand, apply for DTV Medical Visa, if you already have an existing health issue, you can get a letter from a Doctor in Thailand which supports the DTV.

5 year visa, 10,000 THB visa fee.

You must be physically outside Thailand to apply for DTV.

Apply at the official website:

Processing can take up to 3 weeks, so plan to stay 4 weeks in a neighboring country.

(Ensure you choose a Thai consulate located in the USA such as Washington, this way your e-visa will say "place of issue" "USA" state, you'll avoid the scrutiny of visas issues in SE-Asia)

If you don't want to leave Thailand,

Business Visas can be arranged through an agent & the visa can be swapped over without needing to exit Thailand. (Far more complex & unnecessarily costly)

You can live on that, if you don't drink, eat local, and make choices that are frugal, absolutely. I do. And not in Bangkok

Your visa options are education visa, where you pay for a course. You can do up to a year of language courses, two- three times a week. Or apply to university and get a degree and a four year education visa with the opportunity to extend another year for job searching.

If you choose to go through the DTV five year tourist visa, you must prove 500,000 BAHT in savings (use a currency converter in your $$) and enroll in a cooking/or muay thai or a cultural class. Or the DTV workation visa which you must then prove you are working online (so sounds like not a you option).

There are resources for information out there.

Go to the migration director and ask for advise, in my experience they are very helpful

All the best …….

No. You must be 50 years old and have monthly income of 2,400 us dollar

Most Thai people live on 300-400 USD a month..

Depends on your savings. The Thailand Elite privilege visa would give you 5, 10 or 20 years. $1300 a month is livable, but won't provide you many options to save and you'll be one accident away from financial ruin unless you have savings already. You're only 26 so you should be able to find simple work like teaching online to supplement that $1300 and make it more like $2000+. Once you're here focus on building an emergency fund and you'll be alright.

You can get long term education visa but pick schooling NOT cooking or non degree language. The 2 biggest flagged.

What do you mean by extended stay ? 6 months ? A year ? Do you have any savings ? Can and are you willing to commute to your home in USA ? ....etc..

You should give more detailed info first.

Your problem is rather the visa than being able to live on 1300 $ usd.

Possible visas are METV, DTV and Elite. Depending on your savings and how long you want to stay.

Start a YouTube channel offering advice on how to life in Thailand with $1300

Cambodia, 1 year visa about $280 ...🤔🤔🤔

who does people use or like in phuket. asking for reviews. not offers to help. like “ dm me” please.

My question is are u sure this greedy ass govt will continue to pay when ur out of the country

Also depends on your disability and is there any on going costs with it and how mobile you are and can you have health insurance .lots of things come into living here like anywhere .

Unfortunately, no.

Stay home, please. We've beggars enough here

If you are getting SSDI then maybe. If you have a lump sum savings big enough to qualify for a visa. Otherwise, if you are getting SSI then no. You can't receive SSI outside of the US

Nonsense, you can live on that. No alcohol or girly bars.

Come on holiday,

If no 800,000 for bank /visa

Check out agents to see how they can help you

Depending on where , and how ,you wish to live. $1300 is no problem to live on

Without at least US$16,000 in your bank account to meet the financial requirements for a long term visa extension, no, you can not live long term in Thailand no matter how much you make a month.

You could live in the Philippines on that.  You could live in Thailand on that also.  Just you’re gonna run into problems on visas.  it might not be the most lavish life, but it’s definitely enough to survive on.  Philippines, you won’t have any problems with visas.  But the Philippines is rough…..

Based solely on the info provided? No

Dude. Get a career. You’re 26.

Not possible

That's not a lot of money to live on in Thailand. If you don't also have a lump sum for a visa the answer is no, if you do look at the Thai Privilege visa