I need to renew my non-o-retirement visa,any suggestions of who is the cheapest and still use my Bangkok bank account
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This conversation highlights various suggestions for renewing a Non-O retirement visa in Thailand, particularly focusing on cost-effective methods. Several comments recommend doing the renewal process yourself, which can be straightforward and much cheaper (costing around 3000 baht) if one has the required 800k baht in the bank. Others mention specific agencies like MM THAI VISA POINT in Pattaya for a fee around 16000 baht and suggest that assistance from someone fluent in Thai can ease the process. Basic requirements for the application are also shared, emphasizing necessary documents like bank statements and forms.
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If you do have the 800k in your bank acct its not really difficult costing 1900baht for the 1yr extension
Tm 7 form filled
Tm 30 approved copy
Photo (4.5x3.5)
Passport front page (signed)
Passport last visa page (signed)
Rental agreement copy
DBD of rental building
Bankbook copy evey page must be updated to same day as application
Bank letter can be 7days before
Bank statement 12mths (get from app and let Bank stanp)
The cheapest is doing it yourself. Cost you less than 3000 baht for everything. But if it's your first time doing it on your own, buckle in. You're gonna get frustrated 🤣🤣. If you have a Thai girlfriend or friend, or friend who speaks Thai. Bring them with you to translate. Saves hoirs.
What is he going to do if he has a medical emergency if he doesn't have 800k? If he has insurance he can get the non o-a visa instead. I think that's the reason the 800k rule was introduced.