What are the steps to obtain a retirement visa in Thailand after being on a tourist visa for three months?

Can I pay the hotel bill with cash card?

Is better paying cash?

Can I get money from the ATM?

What is the commission if I withdraw 200 euros?

Tum Visa..

She can help attain the visa you require I've been with her 5 yrs now with never an issue with immigration..

0865485636..good luck..good luck

What is the problem?

You may want to check out DTV visa...

If your applying in Jomtien you haven’t enough time as they require 2 months seasoning for the initial non-o so you would have to do a border bounce and even that is becoming a problem now ,Cambodian borders are closed so fly somewhere for a few days return and after your money has been in your Thai bank for two full months apply if it’s another office just go apply

Must apply from outside the country and remain in the country you apply until get results

If u do already have a thai bank acct ....bank in 800k go to the immigration office near you to apply for 90days nonO (most office doesn't need seasoned for 2mths except jomtien) u need to have a least 15days or more on your current stamp in order to apply mainly u need TM87 lease agreement Bank letter Bank statement bank book (updated to application date)..etc depends on the immigrations offices

First of all, you need a Thai bank account in order to be able to apply for the 90-days Non-Imm-O Retirement Visa inside Thailand. You already got a Thai bank account which makes things super easy!

You can apply for the "change of visa type" from the 60-days tourist visa or the visa-exempt entry, to the "90-days Non-Imm-O Retirement Visa", as soon as possible after having opened the Thai bank account.

You need a bank letter confirming that the 800,000 THB are sitting in the account and a proof that they came from overseas.

You need a rental contract and you will need a minimum of 15 days stay permit left on your entry stamp in order to apply.

This application costs a 2000 THB fee, the 90-days visa will be issued for 14 days "under consideration". After 14 days you visit Immigration again and pick up the stamp

And as soon as the money has seasoned in your bank account for two months, you can apply for the "1-year extended stay permit based on retirement" (which some people call "retirement visa" but which is NOT a "visa" but a stay permit). (it doesn't have to be in your account for 70 days, like Ant W Tailor here told you - this was a WRONG advice)

This application costs another 1900 THB fee

Keep in mind, in order to get any service from Immigration, you need to be properly registered in your accommodation by the TM30 registration system

Visit Immigration and askfor the handout list of requirements of the application to the"change of visatype" from a touristic entry to the initial 90-days Non-Imm-O Retirement visa. Open this Immigration website and click onto number 9, this shows the official police order for the "change" . . . . . .

Trolling?

The money, providing you have a Thai bank account, has to sit (season) for 2 months. Not clear how you could have Thai bank account at all.

No passports in the world have residential address (I have Aus passport).

Depends on the immigration, but they require minimum 14-21 days left on you current stamp to apply for a Non O in country.

If you need more time you should consider to do a border bounce with a professional transport company in order to get another 60 days visa exemption.

Do as Peter says, visit your immigration and get a hand out list of requirements for a Non O in country.

If you already have a Thai bank account that’s half the battle done ✔️

As mentioned go to the nearest immigration & ask for their requirements for a

Non-O retirement Visa

Yes you will need a minimum of 800K baht to sit in a Thai bank account for a minimum of 60 days

If it all seems a bit confusing

A visa agent can help for a price $$

Have you been accepted by a local bank yet? Seems to be getting quite difficult. Hire an agent it’s worth it. I can’t remember the one that’s super legit- perhaps someone will come along and post it.

Go to your local immigration office and ask for the handout that lists the requirements. Follow the list.