What are the best options for obtaining a retirement visa to Thailand?

if you take a wheel of cheese to the Dutch embassy they will give you any visa you want

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Why do want to retire in holland?

That can easily be done via the official website that is mentioned by Graham Seal. But don't use your telephone for it, but a laptop or pc, the screen of a telephone is just not big enough. When the price is still the same, it's € 90.

You can better save your money for an agent in Thailand if you need one, but you could also easily do this yourself. The Dutch embassy still provides an affidavit about your income, see With this letter you don't need to open een bank account to put 800k Thai baht on it. Just arrange a TM30 with your landlord (if you hire a house or an appartement) or with the owner of the house you stay in, friend or partner. In that case, he or she can come with you when you arrive and fill in a TM30 at the Immigration Office. For the extension of your visa, possible after two months after your arrival, your friend or partner can best come with you to the Immigration Office again. Pay 1.900 baht and basically that's it.

I don't know what that should be, but I know, as long as you can write your name, you don't need anybody to fill in some papers.

Are you asking about a Dutch Visa for Entry into the Netherlands or a Thai E–Visa for Entry into Thailand?

Log in to Thai embassy website. Apply for 90 day Non-O (for purpose of retirement.).

What is a Dutch visa agent ??

It is easy to upload the required documents online, why do you need an agent?