Apologies for this unusual request - I hope I have got my facts right. The financial requirements for a retirement visa (800,000 baht) are double that for a marriage visa (400,000 baht). If a guy's wife died he would have to revert to a retirement visa. This might entail complicated financial adjustments. Is there any grace period for these to be made?
TLDR : Answer Summary
The financial requirements for a retirement visa in Thailand are indeed higher than for a marriage visa, needing 800,000 baht compared to 400,000 baht. If a foreign husband loses his Thai wife, he can remain in Thailand until the end of his current visa extension, but must meet the financial criteria to apply for a new visa type thereafter. There is no grace period after the expiration, necessitating the foreign husband to leave and re-enter Thailand under a different visa if all conditions, including required funds, are not met in time.
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