Returning to Australia today and need to return to Thailand on a simple visa to get a Thai bank account and eventually a marriage or retirement visa
I have enough money to cover both
Which is the simplest visa to apply for when I am in Australia please
Cheers Dave
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A user is seeking advice on the simplest visa to apply for while returning to Australia, aiming to open a Thai bank account and eventually obtain a marriage or retirement visa. Comments indicate that a NON-O immigrant visa is recommended for opening a bank account and serves as a pathway to both marriage and retirement visas. There is a discussion about the relative ease of obtaining a retirement visa compared to a marriage visa, and the possibility of applying for permanent residency after three years on a marriage visa, which seems to require work and tax contribution.
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Nigel *******
The none O is the one you want for both retirement, or marriage. Also makes opening a bank account a lot easier. I am married to. Thai lady, but I am doing the retirement visa, as a lot less paperwork.
Being on a retirement visa as you say it’s easier but what about PR . As I have read after three years being on a marriage visa you are eligible for permanent residence.
Yes AI is not quite right here, if you are interested to learn more join the Thai Citizenship group.I Wish it was as easy as holding a non O visa 3 years in a row