What do I need to know about applying for a Thai retirement visa from the UK?

I applied for a Non O in July. It took about 5 days to get it back but my application went in late on. Friday so it was only 3 working days.

Is it 3 months of bank statements showing the equivalent 800,000baht,I saw one post saying they only showed 1 month,thanks.

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LTR Visa is valid for 10 years! Check the requirements!

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I did 2 one for my mum that took a few days as she had the money in her account for 3 months. Mine took longer as I did not have the funds in one account. In the end the accepted just having the funds in my account at that time. Top tip, if you have any issues write a letter in word and send it instead of the document you are supposed to and they ring you up to help you. Well that's what I did.

I applied for a non o visa recently. It took less than a week. I did not find it easy completing the application online. Down loading the required documents. If you are not good with technology get someone to help you. Also if you feel the need to speak to the Thai Embassy in London. Be prepared for a long wait to get through. Can take from 45 minutes to 2 hours. And they keep cutting you off saying they have a technical problem phone later. They only take phone calls from 2pm to 5 pm weekdays. Thats why it so difficult to speak to them. Also!! They issue the visa from the date of approval for 90 days. But I understand that the date of your 90 day stay starts from the day you arrive in Thailand. Immigration will stamp your passport for 90 days from your arrival date. Best of luck

I applied for a non-o last month. Submitted on Sunday evening and was approved by the following Wednesday. So it’s pretty quick. No extra questions were asked.

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