What are the experiences and recommendations for obtaining a retirement visa in Thailand without an attorney?

@Andrew *******

And Hua Hin is probably the best place in Thailand to do it. 1900 baht

@Ümit *******

maybe they are going the 65k route. That can be complicating between bank vs immigration's discretion. Agents can help smooth things along.

@Jim ****************

that is IF the official doesn't have their own rules. They have full discretion.

@Paulus ********

try 30k.

@Hans *****

hi hans where abouts in bueng kan r u ?

@O**

is very experienced with this. You can reach out to her via messenger

@Kevin *******

Right

@Steve *******

Shrug! For someone who may not have been to Thailand and this is all new and quite confusing for them (recommendations are very confusing out there)....or who does not like the stress (or cannot tolerate the stress) surrounding the unknown (some people do have health problems that can escalate with stress....and I do not mean mental ones....but real medical ones) then a lawyer may be a good option for them. You have to realize that up to 60,000 bhats is nothing for a lot of people to spend to get everything done for them including a 15 months total visa and a bank account! And get all of that done in less than one week after arriving in Thailand!