What are the best visa agents in Hua Hin or Bangkok for retirement visas?

Thai Visa Solutions.

Hi, we are from NZ and have been here 4 mths. We did not get an non o from nz,we went to Vietnam for a holiday first and got our Visa there. Only took about 10 days. Our agent here is

@HuaHinvisasolutions ***************

. She is wonderful, honest and gets things done. Please feel free to PM me, it is a bit of a minefield. But its all worth it.

Tum Visa she'll do it all for you I've been with her 5 yrs now great service and no hiccups

0865485636..give her a call for more info....give her a call for more info..

Contact Thai Visa centre. I use them, excellent!

I live in Hua Hin

3 months ago when I was looking for a retirement Visa - there wasn’t anyone in HH that could do the whole process without v Thailand - sadly I ended up going to Pattaya

As mentioned, if you are still in home country it would be a big advantage to apply for the Non-O Visa before you are ready to come over

Non-O before you arrive.

When you arrive, get your Thai phone numbers sorted. You can buy at airport. Price difference is negligible if staying long term and you can top up with regular price through the respective apps.

Use the first couple of weeks to sort out bank accounts, should be easy enough, but might require visits to a few branches.

I recommend Kasikorn.

When bank accounts are sorted transfer the money to the accounts and make sure the transfer is labeled as international.

That is the difficult things sorted.

In the last 30 days of your initial 90 day stay, head to Immigration to get a updated list of documentation they require for your extensions. Ask how many sets of copies they will want too.

There are local variables to how fresh they want the bank documentation to be as well.

And when you have all the required documents, make sure you have enough copies of everything.

Head to the Immigration Office again when your money has been in your Thai bank accounts for at least 2 months to extend.

And buy a multiple entry Re-entry permit if you are planning on traveling a lot.

Easy peasy, just need some planning.

Just remember once you use an agent you’ll most likely always have to use an agent because you won’t have the funds to show to switch to the monthly transfers so an agent nowadays isn’t really air tight good luck

You need to get the Non O before you come here in order to open a Bank account and after that the rest is fairly easy, Avoid Bangkok Bank and if you still feel you need an agent then these on Soi 94 are very good and helpful.

If you get the non-O before you come you have done the difficult part already. Why not try to do it yourself first before engaging an agent? Opening a bank account with the non-O should be simple but might involve asking at a few banks. Extending your stay is one A4 form with about 15 questions (name, address, passport number, date arrived in Thailand etc). You need photocopies of passport bank info, but it's very simple.

Hi. Speak to Mark friedman at baan thai immigration. Fantastic firm in central Bangkok and all above board and proper