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LONG TERM RESIDENT (LTR) VISA RESOURCES / SERVICES
The Non OX for almost everyone was a Non-Starter for the sheer requirement of having 3 million baht in a Thai bank.
If you were applying from Sydney prior to them changing over to the evisa system then it was a No-brainer. They were the only consulate that didn’t require funds in Thailand and for $600 was a great option.
Now that they have switched to the evisa system I have no idea if they still offer the upgrade from the OA on application.
thanks for the information . I am Thai but my husband is American so we will move back to bkk next year and try to gather all the information right now .
it depends on the type of income. SS no but other income you bring in to Thailand you provably do, although you will get a credit for tax paid in the US on the money you bring in