Is Siam Legal a reliable agent for applying for a retirement visa in Thailand?

I'm using them now for an LTR Visa, excellent service, very responsive and knowledgeable. Highly recommend.

Todd McGowan . . . . 46 likes for my humble opinion, that's a strong signal

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were excellent

I have. I can recommend an attorney. DM me. She was fantastic.

Not for that, but they are my attorneys. Top notch.

What the agent called that works out of Queen Vic in soi 6 please?

Many other good trustworthy agents at a better price

You can do it yourself. Yeah it’s a good company

 They are a big legal service however, they’re very corporate and obviously they’re there to make money and they do you charge quite a bit. You could probably apply for your retirement visa in a much less expensive way.

Yes and very good redults, good price

Try Thai elite visa 

So do I understand if I have ฿800k I will have no problem opening a Thai bank account, just walking in.

NEVER use those scammers.

They even make impression of being a Thai Embassy

I am kinda bored by people arguing about “lost” interest profits. When you are well suited and retire in Thailand, you don’t care anymore about peanut shells you leave behind in your home country.

17 years ago, I happily deposited 800,000 THB in my Thai bank account, it granted me the opportunity to receive a one-year stay permit, and the luxury and freedom to live in a country, where I spend less than half on the living expenses I would have to pay in my home country.

The 800,000 Baht IMHO are a cheap “parking fee” for a fully legal stay in Thailand.

If you are happy paying agents to bribe corrupt Immigration officers, so be it. But be aware that you are caught in an agent hamster wheel you can’t easily escape, and the risk keeps floating over your head all the time, that a clampdown will reveal that you have bribed your stay in Thailand.

Which can you get arrested and deported.

Who tf cares about the interest your 800,000 THB would allegedly earn if I put it into a fixed term account in affixed account in your home country, and paying an agent in Thailand more than $1000 to bribe your way through to an illegally achieved stay permit?

I did never need an agent.

I came to Thailand 17 years ago on a 90-days Non-Imm-O Retirement Visa, I opened a bank account, transferred 800,000 THB onto it, and 2 months later applied for the "1-year Extension of the Stay Permit Based on Retirement". It is not rocket science. Everybody with an IQ past 80 can do it.

You can do it all by yourself. It cost me 200 Baht for the bank statement that my money was in the account for 2 months, and 1900 Baht for the application to the 1-year stay permit.

If you can't afford to park 800,000 THB on your Thai bank account, you should ask yourself if Thailand is the right place for you to retire. Living expenses are less than a half from what you would have to spend in your home country, And this includes wasting any thoughts on "lost interest earnings" for those 800K

I have used them great service

If you have the 800K you don't need a service, all you really need is to get a Thai bank account

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I did for my parent b for 15 month and b for renew

I'm using them now for the DTV Visa you better off going with a legal firm so you don't get scammed but so far so good. I'm in the USA all seems very good very legit

Excellent. Used them for marrage certificates etc. Excellent service

Siam Legal is legit, but a tad expensive but the service is excellent. Did my marriage visa there.