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Jul 17, 2025
18 days ago
Mark ****
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If I'm getting a Non-O retirement visa should I book one place for the initial 90 days and wait until I actually get the 1 year extension after my money has been transferred to the Thai bank for 2 months...or book a place for a month or so and look for a permanent place before I get the extension.

I know it's a little risky signing the 1 year lease before I get the actual 1 year extension. Has anyone done this? The Airbnbs are a ripoff and I already know the complex I'd want to live in.

Is it even possible to sign a 1 year lease before I get the 1 year extension? What are the other pros and cons? Thanks!

EDIT: I'm also looking into lease takeovers when I get there, anyone know of any good groups on here for that?
Sep 5, 2024
a year ago
Can I get a 1 year apartment lease on the DTV? I Just got approved. Thank you
May 5, 2023
2 years ago
Allen ************
ORIGINAL POSTER
Is it absolutely necessary to show an apartment lease for retirement visa renewal or is a TM30 enough? Can I just say I'm living with my gf (the lease is in her name). I originally got my retirement visa in Bangkok Div 1 if that matters. They sent someone to come inspect my apartment to make sure I'm actually living there.

If an apartment lease is required, what's the minimum length. Is a 3 month lease adequate?
Feb 2, 2022
4 years ago
Jay ********
ORIGINAL POSTER
The time to renew my STV is approaching, I'm staying in an apartment with a rolling monthly contract. I understand prepayment for duration is a requirement, have immigration shown any flexibility around the requirement or is it strictly enforced.
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