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What are the typical costs associated with hiring an agent for a retirement visa in Thailand?
Nov 16, 2024
a year ago
Alan *********
ORIGINAL POSTERAny agents cam give me a price uk .citizen. 77 already have thai.bank acc.
No funds available. Welcome quotion please
No funds available. Welcome quotion please
TLDR : Answer Summary
The post inquires about the cost of hiring an immigration agent to assist with obtaining a retirement visa in Thailand for a UK citizen. Various commenters speculate on the potential fees, suggesting that first-time applicants might pay between 29,000 to 30,000 THB, with subsequent years costing around 12,000 to 15,000 THB, especially if the applicant lacks the necessary funds in a Thai bank account. Some commentators criticize the initial poster for vague wording, while others provide helpful insights into the visa process and agent recommendations in Pattaya.
NON-O RETIREMENT VISA RESOURCES / SERVICES
- Go to the Retirement Visa Section for information on requirements, including age restrictions, financial requirements, and necessary documentation.
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- Join the Thai Visa Advice Facebook Group to ask your questions, and get advice from others.
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Tom ************
Quite clear to me what he is asking
Alan *********
ORIGINAL POSTERThanks for all the smart arsed sarcastic replies.thought it would be obvious what I'm after even tho I did ask for agents to reply not any Tom dick or Harry's input .I'm sorry I'm not as bright or as intelligent as you but helpful input would have been more constructive not sarcasm
James *********
@Alan ********
Reply for What? What's your question?Alan *********
ORIGINAL POSTER@James ********
again I make a mistake ...But I think it's quite obvious what my intentions were.
77yr
Uk
Have thai bank.
Do not have funds available to tie up as this is a visa site it's obvious because of my age .and circumstances I'm wanting a so called ret visa .if your not an agent then you need not reply
James *********
@Alan ********
Aha. Best wishes to you and yours Alan. Khap Khun Krab 🙏Reply to
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George *********
Via agent. Approx 30,000 first year.
Don't pay more. You may find cheaper.
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second year (without funds in bank)Don't pay more. You may find cheaper.
Andy ************
Use UK funds and get a DTV
Alan *********
ORIGINAL POSTER@Andy ***********
don't qualifyAndy ************
@Alan ********
Easiest thing in the world to qualify. You only need 500,000 THB in a bank account anywhere. The rest of the criteria is bsReply to
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Cubi ******
Stay wherever you currently are. Don't travel.
Marc *********
I assume retirement visa,so
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in BKK message them.Michael ********
There is no set price for anything in Thailand concerning an agent, I doubt there would be anywhere.
Thomas *********
Guy asking for a price in visa advice... a monkey knows what he's after! Utter simpletons don't.
Graham ******
@Thomas ********
so there's only one Visa?Reply to
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Willem ****
So we have to guess what you want?
Paul *******
I think that he means a price to help him circumnavigate the Thai immigration financial requirements for obtaining a retirement visa.
Kim *********
@Paul ******
yes of course not too difficult to understand I thinkArthur ********
@Paul ******
I think what he's looking for is an extension of permission to stay based on retirement. First thing needed is a 90 day non-imm O then apply for the above. If you do not have the funds you'll have to try an agent, plenty in Pattaya.Paul *******
@Arthur *******
yes. but without meeting the financial requirements 😳😳😳😳Arthur ********
@Paul ******
?? I covered that.Reply to
Arthur ********
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David **********
@Paul ******
that's a lot of big words! (But yes, I believe you are correct 💯)Reply to
David **********
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Duncan *******
Didnt back in the day people used to use words to describe what they want.
Garrett ***********
@Duncan ******
Hard to type out whole words on the flip phone 🤳Reply to
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Duncan ******
In pattaya I use maneerat!I 12,500
Andy **********
@Duncan *****
it seems he is doing it for the first time, ฿12k to ฿15k is only for a 12 month extension, it seems to be around ฿30k for the first time, 90 day non O + 12 month extension = 15 months this is in Pattaya, assuming he is talking about a retirement visa, he doesn't actually say 🤷😂🤣😂Duncan ******
@Andy *********
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my first one ombReply to
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Alan ******
I have no idea what the hell that means 🤷🏼♂️
David **********
@Alan *****
I believe he's from the UK if I can read between the lines, but that doesn't seem like English 🤦😂Paul *******
@David *********
U.K. citizen does give that away. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣Reply to
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Stephen ********
Price for what?
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