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What visa should I apply for to reenter Thailand after waiting for my Retirement Visa?

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Apr 8, 2022

3 years ago

Daniel ************

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I am leaving Thailand with 800,000 Baht for my two month wait at Bangkok Bank for my Retirement Visa upon my return at Immigration here in Ubon. To reenter Thailand which Visa should I apply for? Thinking of the Non-O single entry. Your thoughts please-Thank You.

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The user is currently preparing to leave Thailand and is considering applying for a Non-O single entry visa upon reentry, as they will have the necessary financial requirements for their Retirement Visa. Comments clarify that the initial 90-day Non-O visa does not require a seasoning period for funds if the money is transferred from overseas. After the initial visa, they can apply for an annual extension.

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Daniel ************

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Great-I'll get the Non-O single entry as planned when I return-Thank You. 😎

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Steve *******

You need the Non Imm O visa before you can apply for the extention based on being over 50, so get that before you return.

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John **********

If you are applying for the initial 90 day Non-O visa for retirement inside Thailand there is no seasoning requirement for money, only that it is transferred into a Thai bank from overseas. You then after 2 months apply for an annual extension of stay (which does require 2 months seasoning but since you've already got the money for the visa that shouldn't be a problem).

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Garrett ***********

Not sure I understand your post. You currently have 800k in Thailand, but you're taking it out of Thailand now?

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Daniel ************

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@Garrett **********

No not taking out , it is at the Bangkok Bank. Upon my return what Visa should I apply for entry for The Retirement Visa? Thanks.

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