Hiya campers eventually I want to retire to thailand , but for the foreseeable future I would like to visit 3 times a year ... Dec/Jan > May / June > Dec / Jan . Should I get a multi entry visa or will I be OK to do this with no problems without that visa ? ... Your thoughts would be appreciated ...
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The user is considering the best visa option for visiting Thailand three times a year. Comments suggest that if the user qualifies for Visa Exempt entry, a visa may not be necessary for these visits. However, one commenter advises applying for a Non-O-A visa for long-term stays, which allows for more flexibility and fewer complications regarding entry requirements.
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I personally wouldn’t rely on that six months a year in Thailand on visa exemptions can be done without any issues for the foreseeable future, so your safest bet is probably to apply for a visa. If you apply for a one year Non O-A visa you just can use income/funds at home to fulfil the financial requirements and therefore don’t need to prove any income or funds in Thailand. A one year Non O-A visa used the right way gives you up to two years in Thailand. There’s a mandatory health insurance, health certificate and police check up requirements.
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