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What documents are needed for a Non-O visa for retirement purposes in Thailand if I am over 50 years old?
Jun 27, 2018
8 years ago
Brad *******
ORIGINAL POSTERDocuments needed "For retirement purposes 50 years old (non O)"
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To apply for a Non-O visa for retirement purposes in Thailand for individuals over 50 years old, you primarily require a specific set of documents which typically includes the visa application form. If applying for a 90 days Non-O visa, you have to be aware of two forms: TM.87 for those entering under a 30-day visa exempt status and TM.86 for those on a 60-day tourist visa, as required by the immigration office.
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Tod *********
The reason they list two possible forms for you to fill out is
IF you are on a 30 day visa exempt entry you use the form TM.87 <- application for a visa
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IF you are on a 60 day tourist visa entry you use form the TM.86 <- change of visa
IF you are on a 30 day visa exempt entry you use the form TM.87 <- application for a visa
&
IF you are on a 60 day tourist visa entry you use form the TM.86 <- change of visa
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@Phil ****
I have never met anyone who applied for the Non-O-X visa inside the country :/ The few people I know who have one got them from a thai consulate in their country.If you met the requirements you could certainly do it in country because I don't see anything against it.
This outlines the requirements for the Non-O-X visa from the thai consulate in Washington DC.
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Phil *****
Hi Todd, sorry to question you again. If I start I the visa exempt for 30 days can I then apply for the 10 year retirement visa?
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Those are the requirements to get a 90 day Non-O visa based on being over 50 from Section C-1 out at the immigration office at Chaengwattana
Brad *******
ORIGINAL POSTERThe top of the document also says " in support of the application for Visa for 90 days"
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