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What are the requirements for a retirement visa for a married couple from South Africa and can I take my parrot to Thailand?
Apr 20, 2025
12 days ago
Nick ***********
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I live in south africa what is the required for a retirement visa as a married couple and can I take my parrot with
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What are the procedures and experiences of bringing a cat into Thailand on a DTV?
Feb 23, 2025
2 months ago
Brendan ******
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Thoughts on bringing in a cat on DTV, anyone experienced this?
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Can I bring a pet into Thailand on a DTV visa?
Jan 28, 2025
3 months ago
Anonymous *************
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Hi all. Has anyone had any experience bringing a pet into Thailand with the DTV visa? I have a pet transport agency helping me through the process, but I’d love to hear your firsthand experience. Thanks!
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Can you bring pets to Thailand on a DTV visa, and are there restrictions on the number?
Sep 5, 2024
8 months ago
Jared *******
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Hi everybody

Does anyone know if you are allowed to bring pets over on a DTV visa? If you can are there any restrictions as to how many?
DTV VisaBringing Pets to ThailandPet Import RegulationsThai ImmigrationThailand Visa Exemption
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Can you bring furniture and pets to Thailand on a retirement visa OA without customs duties?
Aug 13, 2024
9 months ago
Cay *****
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Does the retirement visa OA allow you to bring over your furniture without paying GST? I know the LTR allows you to.
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How can I bring my pet to Thailand while applying for a DTV visa?
Aug 6, 2024
9 months ago
Anonymous *************
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Hi everyone! I will be applying for the DTV visa but I am also bringing my dog to Thailand. Does anyone know how this would work bringing a pet into Thailand with this visa?
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3 comments
How difficult is it to bring pets into Thailand?
May 24, 2024
a year ago
Dave *******
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Everything else, has anyone taken a pet out to Thailand, if so how difficult was it?.
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How can I bring my dog with me to Thailand on a retirement visa?
Feb 5, 2024
a year ago
Jon ******
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Im old enough and have the money to qualify for a retirement visa. How easy is it to bring my dog with me from the UK?
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What are the steps and requirements for a UK national to retire to Hua Hin, Thailand, including visa options and pet travel?
Aug 29, 2023
2 years ago
Mike *******
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Hi everyone - just joined and need some "expert" guidance.. UK national, late 50's looking to retire to Hua Hin within next few months. Currently have temporary residence is Spain so will be relocating from Spain not UK. A few initial questions:

1. As a UK national, can I just travel to Thailand as a visitor (with no special visa) and then undergo the process for the Retirement visa in Thailand or do I need to come under the Non-Immigrant "O" visa and then undergo the process in Thailand to change it to the Retirement visa?

1. I will be bringing my cat with me so will it be allowed entry if I just travel to Thailand as a visitor (with no special visa) and then undergo the process for the Retirement visa in Thailand or do I need to come under the Non-Immigrant "O" visa and then undergo the process in Thailand to change it to the Retirement visa?

1. If I do need a visa to enter, can I obtain it myself easily, online etc or will it require a visit to the Thai embassy/consulate in Spain, since I have temporary residence there, and not the Uk?

1. Is it possible to open a bank account in Thailand from overseas? Ideally would like to go with Bangkok Bank as they have been recommended.

Thanks
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How can I bring a dog from Japan to Thailand?
Jun 11, 2023
2 years ago
Larry ******
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Hello. I hope this is ok to ask here...not sure where else to do it. Is there anyone in this group who has brought a dog from Japan to Thailand?
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