Hi.
I'm over 50 years old, and looking at what I need to apply for a retirement visa. The police and doctor letters need to be recent within 90 days. Does that mean within the 90 days of arriving to Thailand, or within 90 days of filing my paperwork through the eVisa website? Also - do I have to get everything notified (Bank letter stating savings/income, Medical and Background check)?
My flight arrived in Bangkok on Nov 15th - and I intend to stay in country until after Songkran in April.
I'd rather not do border runs to reset my visa. I just want to enjoy the beaches and food. And of course to escape the cold weather.
Looking forward to coming back to Thailand.
TLDR : Answer Summary
When applying for a retirement visa in Thailand, the required documents, including police clearance and medical letters, need to be recent, specifically within 90 days of application submission. This generally means the documents should be dated within 90 days of your visa application submission through the eVisa website, not your arrival date in Thailand. Additionally, it's essential to ensure that all documents are notarized as required by your local consulate. Proper financial documentation, such as a bank letter verifying savings or income, is also necessary for the application.
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