I am attempting to make a graph comparing the costs of retirement and marriage visas to Elite Visas. Am I forgetting anything?
Retirement Visa
Escrow Account (refundable) 800,000 THB
Lost Investment Income @~4.5%
Bank Interest (.05%) (4,000)
Bank Letter Annual 300
Visa Fee Annual 1900
Photographs/Copies Annual 100
Agent Renewal Fee Annual 6000
Agent 90 Day Reporting Annual 1800
Multiple Re-entry Permit Annual 3800
Elite Easy Access
5 Year Membership 600,000 THB
Lost Investment Income @~5%
Elite Superiority Extension
20 Year Membership 1,000,000 THB
Lost Investment Income @~5%
TLDR : Answer Summary
The post discusses the various costs associated with Retirement, Marriage, and Elite Visas in Thailand, focusing on initial and annual financial commitments. It compares costs such as escrow account requirements, lost investment income, agent fees, and bank letter costs. The conversation emphasizes the importance of factoring in convenience versus costs, highlighting alternatives like using agents for hassle-free processing, and considerations like inflation and the ability to work under a marriage visa. The discussion also notes the potential for financial loss from tied-up funds and the comparative lifetime of each visa type.
NON-O RETIREMENT VISA RESOURCES / SERVICES
- Go to the Retirement Visa Section for information on requirements, including age restrictions, financial requirements, and necessary documentation.
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