What are some recommended agents for obtaining a Thai visa after receiving incorrect advice from immigration?

Vague questions get vague answers.

You need to state:

1, your age

2, are you married to a Thai citizen

3, where are you residing

4, your passport country (may or may not be important)

These will determine what type of visa you require, and the best place to acquire one, legitimately, or through an agency. (Still legitimate, some will say otherwise)

You aint going to last long. Chill out

I want to do the right thing I want to talk to the right person so you know waste no time and less paperwork. Do you know what I mean?

It depends where are you?

In Pattaya there are a couple of places and I know a lady who has helped me in a couple of difficult visa situations.

Trevor Rose . . .First off, leave your negative attitude at home!

Second off:

*** move to Pattaya, visit F.S. Consulting Co. and pay 5000.- THB. They will open a Bangkok Bank account in your sole name ON ANY VISA, even on a visa-exempt entry.

I said, on any visa. DO YOU UNDERSTAND ?

Use a WISE transfer to wire a minimum of 800.000.- THB onto your Thai bank account from your bank in your home country.

*** do a “border run” to a land border of Thailand with a neighbouring country, enter Thailand “visa-exempt”. You will get stamped in for 60 days “admitted stay”.

Now you got the 15 days left on a stay permit, which arer required to be able to apply for the “change of visa type”

*** visit F.S. Consulting Co., again, and let them apply for the “change of visa type” from an “exempt visa entry” to a “90-days Non-imm-O Retirement visa”

You will need a minimum of 800.000 THB on your bank account by the time you apply for the visa. NO SEASONING needed at this point

*** as soon as the money has seasoned in your account for two months, from up to 30 days left on your 90-days stamp, you can apply for the “1-year Extension of Stay Permit based on Retirement”

(which some people call “retirement visa”)

And there you are, you got your “retirement visa” for one year.

*** every year, you will have to repeat applying for the next “1-year extension of stay permit” using the 800.000.- THB deposit in your bank account as a financial proof

If you don’t have this kind of money, you got two options:

*** stay in your home country and forget to live in Thailand

*** pay an agent in Thailand to bribe an Immigration officer to accept your “retirement visa” without you need to show own money. Costs of this will be something like 32.000.- THB

If your in Pattaya I can recommend one.

@Aungsu *******************************

I highly recommend

Curious, what type of visa did you already apply for, that you received wrong information? Did you not qualify for that visa or didn’t have correct paperwork?

MyThaiVisa - Som is very professional.

It's really not very hard to do. First you need to figure out what type of visa you are looking for. Retired over ,50? Married to a Thai? DTV, Etc.

Don’t go down the agent path, they will to a bigger extent, want to part you from your money.

The only thing they do, is to pass on the documents you give them, to the Immigration office.

Do it yourself, and save the money.

@A&S *********

i highly recommend

If you tell us what type of visa you intended to apply for, we in this group might be able to guide you through what is needed. Many processes which sound complicated to newcomers, actually turn out to be really easy to follow even without the help of an agent

Siam Legal International

They are sorting my sons visa

I just sent you a message with my agents info

Try the owner of this group Thai Visa Center based in Bangkok although you dont say where you are