Applying for my "first" one year extension for my 90 days non o based on retirement. have opened an account with the 800000 for two months. How long do they need a bank statement for ?

Hi guys, I plan on retiring to Thailand next year, I'm married to a Thai and was planning on going down the income route rather than dumping a lump sum in my Thai bank account. The British embassy no longer confirms income so do they accept a statement from a UK bank ?

I read on an common agency website, that if I enter thailand with visa exemption stamp, i can still apply for a marriage visa at the local thai immigration office providing I meet the requirements for the 90 day Non-O visa.

This is confusing as

1. It seems to suggest I have to apply for the Type O visa as I havd to meet the requirements for it.

2. I don’t have the Thai bank account as it cannot be opened without a Type O visa.

Don’t get me wrong, im not getting my hopes up by relying on this route to a marriage visa.

Are my ‘doubts’ correct?

Hello, has anyone had experience applying for a visa through the Thai E-visa system? I’m applying for a Non-B visa to work as a teacher, and right now I have a tourist visa (TR). Do I need to fill out the application while I’m in Thailand, or do I have to go to a Thai consulate in another country? And how many days does it usually take to get the visa?

Just sharing today’s exprience in Don Mueng. I used the Thai passport lane as I was traveling with my thai wife. I had filled out the DTAC, and handed it to the immigration officer, who proceeded to totally ignored it. He did not want to see it or the barcode, and just went into the passport to look for the visa stamp.

My wife of 23 years (from Buriram) has been in the UK with me for 22 years and also UK paasport holder as well as Thai passport holder.

In July I start the application for Non-O visa but not sure which option to select on the E-Visa website. I’m not so clever with computer stuff.

As we have marriage certificates all in Thai as we were married in Bangkok, this is OK as we will be extending the Non-O based on marriage whilst in Thailand?

Not sure what other paperwork I need. The money will be in the Thai bank which i will open first day I land.

But applying for the Type-O is the first step and need to get it right!

Any help much appreciated m.

Hi, we are aiming to stay up to 180 days a year in Thailand. At the moment it's 3 to 4 months. Married, have land and house and yellow book and bank account with sufficient funds. If I go for retirement visa, can I stay out of the country for the other 6 months? Or would you recommend another visa.

Anyone with any experience of:

1. Border bounce to get a fresh 180 days (Satun Malaysia)

2. Filing 90 day report late. Tried to file on time, told that for DTV I need. TM30. Landlord then took ages to get me a TM30. I understand its a 2k baht fine.

Thanks

I am on DTV. On first entry I stayed in a hotel then got a condo.

I am currently out of Thailand and will be back in a few weeks.

If the IO asks about my accommodation, Can I mention that I have got a condo on an annual lease? And show if the lease document if asked.

Or rather, I should do a hotel booking and cancel it later.

What people are doing usually?

I am sure they hardly ever ask for accommodation, but just in case.

hello guys, i'm in Taipei. I'm a business owner. They asked me to provide proof of income payments, however i don't give myself a salary directly.

And my savings (1 million+) is kept in my company account, not my personnal one.

Would you have a solution for me please ?

please don't try to teach me a lesson, let's be focused on solutions.

thank you