Hello, we are here on a visa exempt entry and now in our 30 day extension. We want to get non-o visas for retirement purposes. We are USA citizens in Bangkok now. We have just recently obtained non resident bank accounts. Please advise what office we will need to go to, mtt or cw. What time frame must we follow? What documents do we need to take with us? Is it enough to have the bank accounts with virtually no balance to get the visa, knowing we must have the 800k baht seasoned for two months before we can get the retirement extension? It's likely all this has been gone over many times, but things change out here. Thanks for your help, we will likely have followup questions.
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The user is currently in Thailand on a visa exempt entry with a 30-day extension, seeking to obtain a Non-O visa for retirement. They have questions regarding which immigration office to visit (MTT or CW), the time frames involved, necessary documents, and whether having bank accounts with minimal balance meets the requirements for the visa application. Recommendations include showing proof of 800,000 THB, obtaining a letter from the bank, and reviewing specific document requirements at the chosen immigration office.
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