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What types of monthly income qualify for a retirement visa in Thailand?

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Jul 15, 2022

4 years ago

Mario **********

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Hello, I am thinking to  apply for a retirement visa. What types of monthly income are accepted (65K baht). Only pension income? Could it be the sum of the pension plus income from rented my flat, income from dividends, or maybe something more?

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The retirement visa in Thailand requires a minimum monthly income of 65,000 baht. This can be met through a pension, an income affidavit from your embassy, or a combination of sources like pension, rental income, and dividends, as long as the total meets the requirement. It's advisable to check the latest requirements with local immigration offices or the Thai embassy.

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Robert *******

Okay, good luck with whatever you want to do.

4 years ago

Robert *******

If you mean a retirement visa as in Extension of Stay based on 50 years of age, you need OR an income affidavit from your Embassy with minimum 65.000 Thb income a month OR if your Embassy does not provide, at least 12 months prior application a monthly foreign deposit of minimum 65.000 Thb into your Thai bank account.

4 years ago

Mario **********

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@Robert ******

minimum income: 65,000 but i can't find the info. Can I take other fixed income? for example, income from renting an apartment? dividend income and other income?

4 years ago

Robert *******

But quick answer, it depends on your embassy

4 years ago

Mario **********

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@Robert ******

Thanks

@Rob***

4 years ago

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Robert *******

@Mario *********

what you want to do?

Apply for a visa or apply for an Extension of Stay?

What is your Nationality?

If extension of stay, what kind of Visa you have?

4 years ago

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Robert *******

Ellie *******

You can check this for just a reference for the requirement in case you apply for it inside Thailand. This is general information. You need to check with your local immigration for the exact requirements there

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/9.FOR-RETIREMENT-PURPOSES-50-YEARS-OLD-NON-O.pdf

4 years ago

Robert *******

If you mean to apply for a visa before you visit Thailand, like the retirement visa as in application for a new Non Immigrant O or O-A or O-X visa, please look at the requirement of the Thai Embassy in the country where you apply.

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