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What is the best visa option for a long-term stay in Thailand while considering a Thai spouse's Indefinite Leave to Remain status?

Thai Visa Options Indefinite Leave to Remain Long-term Residency in Thailand Visa for Expatriates Border Run 60-Day Visa Retirement Planning in Thailand

Feb 2, 2019

7 years ago

David ***********

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Options and opinions please.

My Mrs is Thai and has an Indefinite Leave to Remain visa. We are planning longterm so obviously things may change, but we plan on splitting our time in retirement between the w countries. We are thinking 3 month slots. What would be my best visa option ? or would a 60 day visa and 1 border bounce be suitable ?

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The inquiry discusses potential visa options for an expatriate planning long-term retirement in Thailand, considering a Thai spouse with Indefinite Leave to Remain. The individual is contemplating a 3-month stay arrangement between two countries and seeks advice on the viability of a 60-day tourist visa combined with a border run as a suitable approach for prolonged stays.

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