Good day friends
4 questions
When I come to Thailand on a OA or O based on retirement, should I report within 24 hours where I live? I ask as I might first stay with someone while I am looking for a place of my own. I also ask this as I will have to open a bank account and show proof where I live
If I have a multiple retirement visa....and I have found a place to stay ...opened my bank account and have everything in place,...can I go back home for 3 months to sell my property and return to Thailand? How will this work?
If I have a retirement visa can this be changed to a married EOS on the second year?
Will Thailand except monthly income when applying for a retirement visa within Thailand or only if you come into Thailand with a OA visa?
If you relocate to another place to stay do you just have to report it to immigration?
Sorry for all the questions
Regards Jannie.
TLDR : Answer Summary
The user inquires about the requirements for reporting their residence upon arrival in Thailand on an OA or O retirement visa, including address changes and the need for proof of residence to open a bank account. They also ask if it's permissible to leave Thailand for three months after securing a residence. The user seeks clarity on whether they can switch from a retirement visa to a married Extension of Stay (EOS) in the second year and if monthly income can be used for retirement visa applications within Thailand, or only when entering on an OA visa. Responses affirm that foreigners must register their address within 24 hours, and any address changes require new reporting to immigration. Furthermore, it is noted that the type of visa cannot be changed once issued.
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