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What are some recommended visa agents in the Jomtien area for applying for an O retirement visa?
Looking for a recommendation for visa agent in Jomtien area please. Coming to Thailand from Australia in October on 30day Visa exempt. Looking to apply for o retirement visa. And recommendations appreciated. Thank you
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An expat seeks recommendations for visa agents in the Jomtien area to assist with applying for an O retirement visa. They will arrive from Australia on a 30-day visa exempt. Several users recommend agents like VIP Visa and Tik Tok Ratchanee, while others suggest applying for a retirement visa before arriving in Thailand or managing the application independently to save costs. Key details include the importance of having the TM30 form ready and potential costs associated with using an agent versus applying independently.
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Steve *******
Apply in Australia, so much easier, it'll save you time, money and hassle!
Alan ******
VIP visa jomtien, second road
Paul **********
apply in your own country, for a 3 month retirement visa, arrive day one, day 2 go and register your address at immigration, get stamp in passport, same day go to bank with letter from immigration, transfer funds. After funds in the bank for 3 months, go back to immigration, get 1 year retirement visa, cost. 1, 900 bht. simple.
or go to an agent and get it for 40,000 bht, maybe more next year.
or go to an agent and get it for 40,000 bht, maybe more next year.
Donna *********
OP@Paul *********
thank you for the advice. With current Processing times here, I would not get my tourist visa in time unfortunately so I'll need yo organise it when I arrive.Graham ******
@Donna ********
You're coming in October so why can't you get a Non-O before you travel, that's plenty of time (for a UK application)?Donna *********
OP@Graham *****
thank you, I have amended the post. Sorry for the confusion. I'm new to all thisGraham ******
@Donna ********
You never stated what passport you hold or where you're located which always helps in getting accurate answersDonna *********
OP@Graham *****
Australia is 4-8 weeks
Steve ********
Recommend you come on a 60 day TV. Then apply for your 30 day extension. Have to show 2 months with money in the bank. PM me
J *************************
@Steve *******
I've sent you a PM.
Brown ********
I 2nd maneerat
Steve ********
You are aware you can simply do it yourself for 2000 baht whereas an agent will charge you 25,000 baht upwards?
Wayne *********
@Steve *******
She May need the agent to help with the bank and money
Mark *********
Tik Tok Ratchanee I have used many times
Johan ********
I highly recommend VIP Visa in Jomtien.
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Graham *******
mots services or tiktok services appear to be the most recommended! When you are ready to apply make sure you have a tm30!
Brandon ************
I don't have an agent recommendation, but just want to correct you in terminology. You'll be arriving with visa exempt for 30 days, not visa on arrival. Visa on arrival is only available to a few countries and they apply for and pay for a visa at the airport and only gives you 15 days in Thailand.
Donna *********
OP@Brandon ***********
thank youActivity
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