Hi guys, I want to get a retirement visa. I am currently in Ireland ,so it would be UK embassy in London, if I apply from here. I have return flight to Thailand for 60 days (changeable) on 15 October. Would it be better to apply for visa from here or come to Thailand and apply in Chiang Mai? Is there a medical Insurance requirement? - I was going to get holiday insurance for a few months and then look for something long term. I have funds. Grateful for any advice
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The user is seeking advice on whether to apply for a retirement visa (NON-O) from the UK embassy in London while in Ireland or to wait until arriving in Thailand (Chiang Mai) for the application. They inquire about medical insurance requirements and mention they have sufficient funds. Comments suggest that applying from London is feasible, detailing the need for pension proof or £10k savings, as well as an initial insurance that fulfills basic requirements. There's also advice on what to expect regarding bank funds for a long-term stay.
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