What is the easiest visa to apply for as a 54-year-old Swedish citizen wanting to stay in Thailand for at least 30 days?

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Start your stay with two weeks in quarantine will take your days and money. And that’s the reality right now.

if you want easy ? why go ? if you need to go, forget easy, 9 women cant make a baby in one month !

Hi Ben, If you cant get them via phone, lets try their fb page and msg them ask what you want to know, they’ll reply bcos i did the same but in Bern RTE fb page and they replied me so quick, btw ask them if you like to chat via phone what exactly number tht u can call.

Same as all RTE...too many people trying to phone so just send email and the will respond

No easy nor cheap options. I think OA Visa if you have THB 800,000 but you will need general insurance of THB 400,000 hospitalization and THB 40,000 for out patient PLUS USD 100,000 COVID insurance plus hotel quarantine and negative COVID test within 72 hours and a police clearance and fit to fly

A lot of hoops for a short stay

At the moment you can get a 60-day Tourist Visa from RTE Stockholm. You need to have had at least 0 SEK in your bank account for the last 6 months.

BE AWARE though that this is only available to countries on the Thailand ‘low risk’ list and Sweden is currently 27th out of 30th. That ranking could change at the end of the month and then the visa would not be available.

The easiest at the moment is an Elite visa, at bt500,000, but what you most likely need is a type OA retirement visa. You'll need bt800,000 in the bank, health insurance that covers at least US$400,000 of inpatient care, and at least US$100,000 of covid-19 coverage. A police background check, and then a booked quarantine hotel to get your certificate of entry from the Thai embassy, oh, and a flight booked. The type OA retirement visa will give you one year, and the Elite visa will give you five years.