I'll be 50 soon. And I'll switch from marriage to retirement extensions.
What is the price of a 1-year extension based on retirement?
Do you need to provide photos of your house too as you need to do with a marriage extension?
I've more than 800K on my own savings account for more than 3 months, but almost all of the money has been there since years, there's just bit of money coming from abroad. I guess this is not an issue?
TLDR : Answer Summary
The cost for a one-year retirement visa extension in Thailand is 1,900 baht. Unlike marriage extensions, no house photos are required for a retirement visa. Applicants need to demonstrate they have at least 800,000 baht in savings, either in a Thai bank or through an affidavit from their embassy, without needing to show proof of the funds being transferred from abroad. The requirements may vary by immigration office, so it's advisable to check with local authorities.
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