I've been reading the embassy information about visas. My Thai/American wife and I are seriously considering moving to Thailand this year or early next. I can use either an American or UK passport, but it appears to me that the LTR visa for retirees is a good deal. And I can apply for it here in Washington DC. Am I missing something, or is this a good visa?
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The LTR visa for retirees is being considered by an individual planning to move to Thailand. They have found the visa appealing due to its provisions and the ability to apply from the US. Community comments suggest that applications can be completed online with the Board of Investment (BOI) and that using the in-country application process may provide benefits, such as avoiding high embassy fees and ensuring proper documentation, including re-entry permits. Additionally, advice was shared about considering different visa options and consulting with tax advisers for a smoother transition.
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