Im currently 46 years old and my wife is 38 how or what visa would we need for long term stay ie for ever
could someone inform me of everything i need to do to move as a retieree to kho samui
Hi everyone. Thank you Admin for letting me in. Forgive this question as I'm sure it's been asked a million times but: I am from the UK want to retire to Thailand and am in a long-term relationship with my Thai girlfrie…
Question for Non-Imm O-X holder (I am aware of the disadvantages of the O-X Visa)who hold Visa already for longer period: The condition of holding funds on a bank account, according to the consulate’s web page, are: “•…
Thank you for running this post. I have a question, if I may. I’m an American and my wife is Thai. We are seriously considering retirement in Bangkok later this year. I have been studying the requirements for the LTR vi…
Hi I have a non immigrant O-X visa and go back and forth to the UK roughly every 6 months for 6 months. Last time I turned up to do the 90 report I was advised not required and come back in 5 years. No issues on leaving…
I am an Australian passport holder and permanent resident in Sydney. Am over 55 and investigating the Non Immigrant O-X (5 year) Retirement Visa. Have seen conflicting 'Proof of funds' criteria, depending what Thai Cons…
I'm American. Today, I called the Thai consulate in Los Angeles. They told me I could apply for a retirement visa there successfully, and they would give me a "fit to fly" certificate so I could enter Thailand. They tol…
# Non-Immigrant “O-X” (long stay) Changwattana ? Have read as much as I can find on the O X visa, aware of all the requirements. Unlike the O A visa, the O X can be issued at Changwattana (at least that is what is claim…
Researching longer term stays in Thailand, other than the 2+1 tourist visas we normally come on. Non immigrant o-x looks great BUT im 43 yrs, my understanding is I would need to be over 50? Alternatively, I found the El…