What are some recommendations for reliable Thai agents to assist with moving from the UK?

OK so visas for you & your daughter are 2 very different things. At 59 you can apply for an O visa & extend it based on retirement annually once you have 800k in a Thai bank account, the only reason you would need an agent is potentially help with opening a bank account bor if you don't meet the financial requirements.

Your daughter will not qualify for a retirement visa so you need to look at the Thai embassy website in London to see which if any will be appropriate. Unless she qualifies for the new DTV she will struggle to stay here long term unless she can find a job which provides a work permit, she may be able to get a 1 year ED visa to learn Thai but otherwise will only be able to come for 60(90) days at a time. Again do some research on the embassy website.

Get an international drivers permit in the UK which makes getting a Thai license fairly simple & allows you to drive legally for 3 months after entry.

Get travel insurance for your 1st year or health insurance, once out if UK for 6months you're no longer entitled to NHS treatment.

Rent a hotel or air b&b for your 1st couple of weeks while you look at property, photos aren't always realistic.

FB can be very helpful for searches but you will find more once you're on the ground. If you really need an agent try searching any Krabi expat fb pages for recommendations but be aware of the visa requirements first & know that if you don't meet them you may be stuck using an agent every time, go to immigration with the agent so you know it is a legitimate stamp.

Good luck

Not to be rude Tracey but are over 50 and able to retire here in Thailand or are you thinking a working visa. I’m not an agent but I do live here.

I’m an agent just pack your bag and hop on a plane

Why do you need an agent?

You don't need an agent to book a flight.

@Jureerat **********

highly recommended for all visa related requirements.

Before deciding to retire in Thailand, make testruns at least 3 month on the available budget, since everyday life can be very different from holiday life.

Take controll of your new life, by investigate the things yourself, that is far the best way to go.

Here's my take, thinking you need an agent is a red flag for the whole move. Not being a troll. First arrived in 2010. I'm trying to save you some trouble. These answers would not even need to be born form a question if you wanted or had a leg up on this new adventure of yours. Thailand sorts a lot out that becomes shocking to many and the inevitable eventually is not a pretty story with a happy ending. Be savvy enough in advance before even thinking of buying the ticket. This place chews everything up and spits something new back out, for everyone. Thailand either changes, or in random cases, already matches your DNA. If you're not ready for that, stay where you are. People die here for being naive and well intended.

I can help: us skyscanner . You're welcome.

Just go. Plot up. See how it works. Follow the rules. Pay your bills.

Sorted.

I suggest you go on holiday there first. Meet agent in person. Google search when you’re there if you get no contacts off here. I’m up in udon. So can’t help. There’s a good one in Pattaya. But, again not your area.

Why do you need an agent? For visas/ Flights/ Finding accomodation? And where in Thailand?

Hi actually, have a same question if somebody can help  we planing to move to Krabi in October,from Canada

Tell us, Where are you moving to? Might help