Hello Group,
I would like to get a retirement visa. I was hoping that I could deposit the required 800,000 baht into my BB and come to Chiang Mai 3 months later on 60 day standard stay for UK passports. My question is would 60 days be sufficient time to get a retirement visa and am I likely to run into any problems, and what information/documents would I need to bring with me - appreciate any guidance thanks.
TLDR : Answer Summary
The user seeks guidance on acquiring a retirement visa in Thailand, questioning if a 60-day stay is adequate to complete the process. They plan to maintain the required 800,000 baht in their Bangkok Bank account, but worry about potential issues and necessary documentation.
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