Im trying to get the e-DTV for getting braces and havent found any clinics that will help with the letter/documentation. I have the rest of the documentation ready. I have written to several in Bankok, 1 with dtv info on their website and was told to come in and see the Dr first. I cannot enter Bangkok without the Visa to see the Dr. and If I got a 60 tourist visa I cannot then apply for the dtv from inside Thailand. Im also in process of selling my house so I cant buy a plane ticket yet as those take 30-45 days to close for the tousit visa eligibility. I'm 1 year from the 50 year old retirement age. I want to sell my house, get on a plane soon, get braces, visit the eye doctor, have a minor surgery that i should have had done years ago. All bringing the money into Thailand as they are wanting to do. To do this, I pretty much need to the get the DTV and will then apply for a retirement next year or as soon as I need to. Ive read a bunch of posts and pretty much been watching videos and reading about it for a couple months. Any insights to the dental route? im too beat up to do Muy thai now, Hoping by being retired in Thailand that I will get back in shape and go for that later. Thanks

I had been living in Thailand for six and a half years I have had to return to Australia for medical treatment my retirement visa expires in February should I not be able to come back before then can I apply for a visa through an agent in Thailand?

When arriving in Thailand on a 90-day non-O retirement visa with the intention of converting to a one-year visa, is it required to have a return flight or onward ticket?

I will be returning to Thailand from the USA on my retirement visa with single entry.

How do I handle the 90 report? Do I just complete as usual? Thank you

As a resident of Australia & being on the age pension, can I apply for a long term retirement visa to Thailand while I am there for a holiday?

I’m on a non O based on retirement exp 7/7/25 I got it in Phetchabun using the 65k p/m route. We are in Kohl’s Pha-ngan on holiday and flying to Vietnam in a couple of weeks so thought I’d go to the immi here to get a single re entry. The officer here refused it saying I need to show financial statements? I tried explaining the previous but he said boss wants to see bank statements. This can’t be right surely ?

So, the retirement visa requires two months of having 800k in the bank before switching to monthly income, instead,

How about the marriage visa? Does it also mandate two prior months of money in the bank, or can one start out with monthly income?

Also, does the address you use with your Thai bank need to match the address of your non-O visa?

Thanks in advance for your replies!

What’s the best visa to retire on there please thanks

Hi guys

I have just received my retirement visa, Multi entry. I am soon heading to Cambodia to visit a friend.

What is the procedure for exit and or entry

Anything I need to do prior to leaving or once I return.

Any assistance or advice greatly appreciated

Ok good people, I'm 54 I have a pension that pays over the DTV requirements, my wife is under 50 for the retirement visa and shares my income.

My question is, how do I get a DTV for both of us and is there a joint DVT and requirements?

We are UK based and are due in Thailand back end of February 25.

Thanks for any help.