I'm visiting Chiang Mai in October for 3 weeks and plan to retire there in June(ish). I know people say it's easy, but I am going to get an agent to do this. I am headache averse, and want things as smoothe as possible. I guess the question is should I start with the agent in October or just wait until I move?
TLDR : Answer Summary
The user seeks advice on whether to begin working with a visa agent for their upcoming retirement in Chiang Mai, initially visiting in October. Responses suggest waiting until the actual move since the retirement visa process involves an initial 90-day NON-O visa followed by a one-year extension, which would start anew if initiated earlier. Additionally, discussions highlight the benefits of using an agent for a smoother experience versus handling the visa process independently.
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