What are the steps to obtaining a non-o retirement visa and extensions in Thailand?

Thailand Visa NON-O Visa Retirement Visa Visa Extension Immigration Process Expats in Thailand Phuket Immigration

Jan 18, 2022

3 years ago

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In a world of negativity, here's something positive.

After months and months of planning it all came together.

Planning our move to Thailand.

Obtaining our 90 day non-o retirement and trailing spouse visas.

Today we completed our extensions and are stamped in for a year. Both of us!

It was an interesting process and they asked for odd things, like they wanted my entire bank book copied since 2020. 

So we spent half a day making copies of stuff and giving them to Phuket Immigration!

But it is done thanks too great advice and a little patience.

Listen to the admins and enjoy the ride!

Thanks!

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TLDR : Answer Summary

The poster successfully shares their experience of moving to Thailand, specifically highlighting the process of obtaining 90-day non-o retirement and trailing spouse visas. They completed their visa extensions for a year after meticulous preparation and document submission, including an unusual request for copies of their bank book since 2020. The positive feedback from community members indicates support and encouragement during this transition.

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Dawn ********

Congratulations! Best wishes!

3 years ago

James ******

Thats awesome, Enjoy it!

3 years ago

Maz ********

Congratulations, we've been trying for 2 yes through covid and finally handed in our notice from our jobs got a 30 day entry in November and we are here too.

3 years ago

Julie ********************

Tod is the best! Hands down..

3 years ago

Abhi *********

Congratulations 🥰

3 years ago

Christopher ********

Congratulations 🍻🍻

3 years ago

Stew *********

Congratulations

3 years ago

Jeff *****

Congratulations both!! 👍

3 years ago

Gee ********

Congratulations 🎊 👏 💐 🥳

I know how stressful and time consuming but you guys did it.

I think the key is to remain calm, polite and just do the things that are requested or required.

Welcome to Thailand.

It's a great life

3 years ago

Thomas **********

Congrats!

3 years ago

Mary *********

You don’t look old enough 😀

3 years ago

Alan *******

@Mary ********

Only looks about Early 40's at Most !!

3 years ago

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Alan *******

Tod *********

Congrats (y) Glad that it worked out, glad you entered into the endeavor with patience and a good attitude.

The research and hard work you put into it paid off, Now you both have your year extensions (y)

Pay attention to when your 90 day report is due, that's all that's left for you to do the rest of the year 🙂

3 years ago

Chris *******

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@Tod ********

yes they put the first 90 day report date in my passport, no way to miss it!

And you were an essential help!

3 years ago

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Chris *******

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