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Jonathan Pressburger
]([members only] have a non B, entered 2002, extended every year for retirement consecutively until now. This year hoping to change reason for extension (thanks a bunch UK embassy for no longer providing "income letter") with evidence (i hope) of greater than 40k a month transferred from abroad (but less than 65k :( ). At one point the non-B became a non-RE it appears. A mystery to me, but as long as they kept extended the extension It never worried me, nor did i notice it until yesterday :). Thoughts VERY welcomed
TLDR : Answer Summary
Jonathan Pressburger shared his experience regarding the transition from a Non-B visa to what appears to be a Non-RE visa after multiple extensions for retirement in Thailand. He inquired about the implications of changing his extension reason, mentioning difficulties with income verification due to changes at the UK embassy. A commenter clarified that his past Non-B visa has become invalid, but he can still apply for a one-year extension based on age or marriage, provided he meets specific financial conditions.
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