What type of visa do I need to live in Thailand for a year, and how much money do I need?

tourist visa every 3 mounts you go run visas

I don't think it's safe for you to travel without mammy.

A beer and fuck visa

6 months multiple entries but must report after 90 days ..(2).retirement visa, over 50. (3) Marriage visa

DTV and extend after 6 months….

Under 50 ? Education visa🤘🏻

A simple google search would answer this

Hallo, wer kennt sich mit dem thailändischen Steuerrecht aus in Hinsicht auf dem Dopelbesteuerungsabkommen mit Deutschland. Was ist mir Darlehensrückzahlungen, Renditen aus Aktienhsndel aus einer GmbH und der deutschen Rente sowie Mieteinnahmen aus einer Immobilie in Deutschland wenn man in Thailand lebt (über 181 Tage)? Kann mir dazu jemand Auskünfte geben? Danke vorab.

How to achieve a one-year stay in Thailand?

OP is 67 years old, U.S. citizen

A one-year stay is possible on the following visa:

*** Non-Imm-O/A 365-days Longstay Visa. Requirements are a 1-year health insurance, equivalent of 800,000 THB on a U.S. bank account, a health check and a police clearance. You will get stamped in for a 365-days stay permit upon entry in Thailand. You could travel freely, exiting and re-entering Thailand during this period, the multi re-entry permit which comes with this visa allows unlimited re-entries. You will get stamped in for 365 days upon each re-entry, given that your health insurance also carries that far. No bank account needed in Thailand for the first two years, unless you move from the visa to the "1-year Extension of the Stay Permit"

***Non-Imm-O 90-days Retirement Visa. Requirements are equivalent of 800,000 THB in your U.S. bank account. No health insurance needed. You will get stamped in for 90 days stay permit upon entry. In Thailand you must immediately open a Thai bank account and transfer a minimum of 800,000 THB onto it. As soon as the money has seasoned for 2 months, you can apply for the “1-year Extension of the Stay Permit based on Retirement”. So, this would allow you a 15-months stay. The “Extension” can be renewed every year

*** LTR “wealthy Pensioner visa”. The requirements vary but you need a high income per year of a minimum of 80,000 US Dollar/40,000 THB if including an investment

***ELITE 5-year visa which must be bought for 900,000 THB. Allows unlimited entries for the duration of 5 years. Included are some service like VIP Entry Lane, Spa’s and Limousine services

***the DTV is a 5-years digital nomad visa or soft power visa. 180 days stay permit per entry. Requirements vary. You need the equivalent of 500,000 THB in your bank account

***For both LTR and DTV, you should do a thorough Google Search, as the requirements vary a lot

You just need a thai wife

Where are you coming from?

Take all your money and just overstay😁 Sorry its bad advice day today

Get a life.

Thailand is a country of sin

OA visa, get in your own country.

Retierment visa first one you get 15 months then renew after that and get 12 months, if you are going to travel in & out of thailand in that 12 mounths need multipal entry retiment visa cost is Apx 31,000 thb try frang

@Farang ********************

Your disability pension should be enough unless you go crazy with the love you long times.

DTV would be the easiest. Multiple Entries, 6 months per stay. $1,000 / month on a tight budget. $2,000 / month easy living.

Non O is the easiest

Try 9 months first.

Multiple entry tourist visa give you 9 months .

Two extensions and twice out and back

Age?

The best way to find information about different visa, is the Thailand Embassy website in your country, that's the most reliable source.

Why is it that people can't be bothered doing some research on their own. It takes less than 5 minutes to get all the info you need.

DTV or ED visa unless your rich and can affort Elite visa.

30k US

DVT visa

Can you get a retirement visa in Thailand or have to get at a Thai embassy before you go?

It's called u go broke visa. Gd luck

Retirement visa.

Depends on your age and purpose, the visa costs vary.