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What should I expect when applying for the OA retirement visa at the Thai embassy in Washington DC?

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Jul 14, 2019

7 years ago

Timothy **********

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Hi Everyone, I am about to apply for the one year OA (retirement visa)for Thailand from the Thai embassy in Washington DC can anyone give me a idea of what my experience will be and if everything they are looking for is exactly as on their website. For instance I am interested in using a service like visa hq and they’re saying I need a itinerary but no mention of that on the Thai embassy website for retirement visa. Does anyone have any information or experience dealing with this embassy in DC? What are my chances of being approved?

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The user is seeking guidance on the application process for the OA retirement visa at the Thai embassy in Washington DC, specifically inquires about the required documents and information regarding the itinerary mentioned by a visa service, which is not listed on the embassy's website. They are also curious about the likelihood of their visa approval.

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