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What is the validity and cost of the Retirement Non-O Visa in Thailand?

Retirement Visa Non-O Visa Visa Cost

Feb 24, 2020

6 years ago

Pat *****

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Hi, would anyone know about a retirement non o visa, how long it's good for, and how much it costs? Thank you in advance!

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TLDR : Answer Summary

The Retirement Non-O visa is valid for 90 days upon entry and generally costs around 2,000 THB, although this may vary depending on the consulate. It is important to note that this visa is often referred to as a 'retirement visa' but is technically a single-entry Non-O visa.

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Tod *********

@Pat ****

How about FIRST you get an education as far as WHAT people commonly call a "retirement visa" ;) ‎

Unless you only need a 90 day single entry non-O visa and then you have your answers :P

6 years ago

Tod *********

This explains the three things that people routinely call "retirement visas" ;)

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James ********

As an American, will you be making application from Vietnam or USA?

As Ellie said, the visa is good for 90 days. Are you seeking retirement in Thailand?

6 years ago

Pat *****

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@James *******

Hi James. A friend recommended a retirement non o visa.

6 years ago

Pat *****

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@James *******

USA

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Ellie *******

Single entry Non-O (being over 50) has 90days validation and gives you 90days upon entry. Fee is 2,000thb or similar which each consulate set - some use their local currency, some use THB..

6 years ago

Pat *****

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@Ellie ******

Thank you!!!

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