If I am not 50 how do I stay long term in Thailand? I am retired and I have monthly pension. Thank you for your help!

Brand New on the group, so forgive me if the questions have been asked before.

I’m over 50 and looking to retire in Thailand.

I’ve seen that there is a long term residents visa for over 50s (10 years)

Is there agents that can help with these. I contacted one and they said they couldn’t help or do you have to apply for yourself on line.

What is the cost of these types of visas?

Finally, if I went for a standard retirement visa and used an agent, what is the average cost of agents fees?

Hi everyone, im (38yo) heading to Hua Hin in September on 60 day tourist visa with the plan of extending for another 30days, then after this going on to a ED visa to start learning Thai

is this the best route to go, plan on staying in Thailand for few years?

Hi I wonder if anyone can clarify some facts regarding the elite or now named privilege visa..I know you have to report every 90 days but how long can you actually stay in Thailand for without having to exit..I travel to and from the UK so I know its multiple entry but what's the longest period I can stay..thanks in advance

Hello 🙏

May I ask

if there is any longterm visa option for 20 yrs old with moderate to severe learning disability who is dependent on parents

Parents are eligible for retirement visa

Will appreciate any advice

Hi everyone

If you are looking to get the Thai elite visa what is the best way to go about it? Should you go through a certain firm and are there any things you need to be aware of eg extra fees scams etc?

Looking to rent a bungalow resort in Thailand for 20yrs plus, how do I go about visas etc?

Currently living in the uk .

2 adults 1 child

Thanks