Any advice appreciated. Last time in Thailand, an agent got me a retirement visa fore 32,000 baht. unfortunately, I didn't return in time to renew. Now, I'm returning after depositing 70000 baht in my Bangkok bank account for the last 3 months. Does that help me get a new retirement visa without an agent?
TLDR : Answer Summary
To qualify for a new retirement visa in Thailand, you must have either 800,000 baht in your Thai bank account or an income verification letter from your embassy. Simply having 70,000 baht in your account will not suffice for a retirement visa application. Additionally, some comments suggest exploring other countries with less stringent requirements, like Cambodia or Vietnam, but emphasize that engaging with the proper visa rules is essential.
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