Curious if anyone has experience with this: If one has a Non O for retirement but is out of the country for a majority of the year (say 8-10 months), do they frown upon this when going for renewal, or do they pretty much only care that one has the requisite bank money and other requirements met?
TLDR : Answer Summary
Users generally agree that having a Non-O visa for retirement and being out of Thailand for 8-10 months does not negatively impact the renewal process, provided that the requisite bank balance and other requirements are met. There are no mandatory stay durations in the country, and individuals have successfully renewed their visas after extended absences.
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