Hello, we are a family of 4 trying to figure out how to move to Thailand for long-term.. I'm a disabled vet and my wife wil be working remote...any advice would be great

Currently resident of Philippines. Planning to go to Manila Thailand Embassy for retirement visa - 73 yo, retired. Any recommendations for long term resident visa? We have health insurance from Cigna

Hi guys

I really need your guide and advice.

I love thailand and missing much. I will relocate to thailand forever, but I haven't been there more 10 years ago.

i have been in germany for around 8 years as refugee, and I couldn't get a german passport, and I can't live at iran. Life is hard here ,I want to move back to thailand, and if it's possible to stay for a long time and get thailand nationality .

What is your idea to guide and what possibilities I have .please guide me like study or visa work

Talk of LTR visas on another post made me go to [members only]/ --- what follows is the popup on that site.

I'm curious to know, please, what is meant by

"note that the period of the stay permit on the passport must continue seamlessly to preserve your rights to the 10 year visa"

and

"fail to maintain your LTR visa period"

Thanks :)

I have decided to move to Pattaya, looking for Pros and Cons!

To get a long term Residency, I am willing to invest the required amount, need to know a cost effective Visa. How are the Medical facilities in Pattaya vs Bangkok?

How good/cost effective are the Medical/Health Insurance Providers?

I am informed that as an Expatriate I cannot buy a villa but can buy a Condo! Is that correct?

On the basis of investing in a Condo, can I get long term Residency?

I know that I must contact Thai Embassy in UK for official clarification but just wondered how others interpret the situation below :

We are Married UK couple who have been planning to move to Thailand for the last 6 months.

Male 45, Female 51 both UK passport holders.

We have sold our house and many many possessions and was originally planning to move July.

Original plan was for F to apply for Non O-A multi entry and M to apply Non O based on trailing spouse.

Having logged on to register for E-Visa accounts today and checked requirements on Embassy website there has been an update on 4th April and the option on a Non O for a spouse that does not qualify on there own (age based) has been removed......

HOWEVER....The Non O 90 day information still has an over 50 years of age requirement..... But the Non O-A does not stipulate any age requirements

Financial commitments can be met individually for both parties, as can all other conditiions and I understand that Thai Elite / Privilege is an option but I'd rather not have to apply for Thai Privilege Visa and waste the cash if not required.

Thoughts?

Hello all - anyone been through the visa process for foreigner with Thai children? I'd like to retire in Thailand but will not have the kind of savings or passive income for LTR or retirement. Been in Thailand collectively 14 years, but not 5 in a row. Trying to see how to manage the process. Appreciate any advice.

I have applied for a 10-year LTR visa. A medical certificate may be required. What info are they seeking? I could not find an example on the LTR site or anywhere.

I'm trying to navigate the process for a non O and have contacted some agents and several are from Pattaya and I'm in Bangkok, and then I received message from one who says the paperwork must be done in province where one resides.

I'm at a hotel that's been here since 1952 but they dont seem to know about tm 30. Tried to navigate the immigration page but can't get past captcha.

I've done my previous extension myself in Chiang Mai.

I nice surprise at the BKK airport. I was walking to the immigration priority fast track lane, when I spotted another entry lane which is for diplomats, flight crew etc and at the bottom of list was written LTR. I whipped through there as i have an LTR. They seam to rely put a lot of positive emphasis on this visa. More than Elite maybe? I did not see Elite/privilege there but I may have missed it