I’m new to the Thai visa process and recently applied for the Non-OA visa. While rereading the requirements for the LTR Visa: Wealthy Pensioners, I noticed that I may qualify. Is it possible and advisable to apply for multiple visas? The LTR visa is processed through Bangkok instead of the Thai embassy in the US, which is my case. Can I apply for the LTR Visa while residing in Thailand, or should I apply before leaving the US? It seems that either way is possible.

Is there any harm in applying for the LTR Visa, even if things don’t work out?

Required Documents for Qualification Endorsement for LTR Visa: Wealthy Pensioners [members only]

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Hi, I’m planning to apply for the DTV visa from an Asian country, and I’d like to know if my child also needs to be physically present in the same country to obtain the visa after my application is approved. Alternatively, can he be in a different country, and I apply for his visa online once mine is approved?

Hello all. Please help. If I married with Thai women,and already I'm investing money to construct new house.

Are I need make visa every time on arrival,or I can go free?? Thanks

# Can I do my first-time 90-day reporting at the One Stop Service Center in One Bangkok? I am here on a Non O Retirement visa, but have always traveled before the 90-day report was due. I live near One Bangkok, so it seems a great option, if this is true. Thanks

Question: If already answered my apologies. If your 1 day late for your 90 day check in, What are the fees If any. Thanks 😊 in advance. ChiangMai

Hi all,

I know that when you leave thailand your passport must be valid for at least 6 months. In my case i am leaving thailand on march 8 2026. My passport expires on september 14 2026. So technically my passport is valid for 6 months and 6 days. Do the thai authorities also count that way is my question?

Do we need to 90 report in person again, or are we able to do so online?

We have 90 day reported online previously but since then we have left Thailand and re entered (on the same dtv) 7 weeks later.

I guess the.question is "does the 90 day reporting prrocess reset back to completing the first 90 day report in person (as aposed to online), if you leave the Kingdom?"

When I presented my DTV evisa at the Chiang Mai airport today I was led away to a separate area. It seemed like they were taking all the DTV visas to a separate area. When I was filling up my form I had a question and when she realized that I was on a workstation she let me go over and process my stamp. I think they are focusing more on questioning the soft power applicants. Just a fyi to be prepared to answer some questions.

Those whose bank accounts were closed, what are your alternatives?

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:

“• The amount of money under (X3) and (X4) must rest in the bank account for at least 1 year before it can be withdrawn. Within the following year, at least 1.5 million THB must remain in the account. The amount may only be spent in Thailand.”

As it says “Within the following YEAR, at least 1.5 million THB must remain…. and not YEARS, does this mean that, after 2 years I could fall below THB 1.5 million?

Wouldn’t make sense but it mentions year and not years.