What are my options for obtaining a Thai O Visa if I'm under 50 years old and currently retired?

Michael Dawson it's just show that you know too little about thailand

@Alex*****

you can get the five year for 600k. Then you have the option, at any point before the last year, to upgrade it to 20 years for 400k. Also, the five years is maybe, six years. Elite say no, but immigration will give a 1 year stamp if you arrive on the last day of the visa. So 42+6=48 and then you only have two years, which you could occupy with the general visa messing around, (not really viable for 8 years, but could be for 2) or maybe you spend half the year travelling somewhere else nice for those two years and just use tourist visas and then you are 50.

@Alexander ****

I had less than 8 years when I bought it- my logic was: the retirement visa rules change all the time and I’m sick of justifying my life every 12 months. And, one of the 20 year options is the same price as the 10 year - minus some perks (hence the cheap price). No regrets so far I love it.

@Alexander ****

I don't know what the answer is and it wasn't me that said you had a trust fund.

@Stephenie *********

Lucky guy.