What are the best options for obtaining a retirement visa in Thailand, and what are the costs involved?

I can believe 18, 28, 32 K THB for 1 year extension. I have one stamp like that, 32K THB, multi entry.

A guy in the car, together to open a bank account, paid 54,000 THB, on no any visa at all, 60 days visa exemption.

I was quoted 37,000 for non O and renewal so 15 months

You signed a lease without the retirement visa?

How long was the lease? What if you are unsuccessful in getting the visa.

If you are not in Thailand yet you should first apply for your non-o based on retirement which can usually be done through

Once you have done that it will be easy to open a bank account, and then you can use an agency, or apply on your own for an extension.

If you come here only with a exempt entry, or tourist visa the costs to transition to a retirement visa can be quite expensive.

For example we charge around 55,000 to 60,000 thb for the following from a exempt entry / tourist visa:

- Bank Account Opening

- 3 Month Non-O

- 1 Year Extension based on Retirement

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Apply for the Non Imm O visa in your home Country. So much easier and much cheaper 👍

It’s a lot cheaper if you get the initial 90 none O visa before you come. Also depends if you want them to front you the 800,000. My friend has just had a price of 28,000 baht, for a multi entry visa.

$5000 USD? CDN? 😲 Regardless, I recommend you get in contact with Thai Visa Centre.

Simply do it yourself, 2k baht for the visa and 1900baht for the yearly extension.

It is about 54,000 THB with an agency. I paid 34,000 THB while another customer of theirs paid 54,000 THB. Maybe, I had eThai visa, 90 days. The other guy had nothing, like a tourist, just 60 days stay.

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. They’ll charge around $1,000 for the first 15 months (visa plus 12 month extension) and then around $400 per year after that for each extension.