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We would love to move to Thailand for 8-12 months with our 2 kids ( 7&10) I have a remote job, however we do not have savings for a DVT visa. Is there any other way to stay in Thailand for that long? Is it easy to extend a 60 days visa. We are from the UK and the cost of living is really getting to us as a family. We would love to give our boys some freedom and explore Asia. Thanks for all your help and advice!
I have been on an education visa the last 2 years. And had about 6 years of work visa and work permit before I took an online job. I am trying to figure out what I should do as my visa expires January 2027 but my education visa ends march 15 I believe. I would like to graduate to a longer term visa. If anyone in pattaya knows where I can go to speak with someone I would greatly appreciate it. I really don’t want to have any issues as I have always done and paid everything on time and haven’t done border runs unless I was renewing a visa. If someone in pattaya has an office I could come to please let me know I’m in such a strange position as my lease ends next month. Thank you
I’m looking for advice on Thailand visa options in a difficult personal situation.
I’m currently in Thailand on a spouse-based visa, but due to a serious relationship breakdown (infidelity and separation), my wife has asked for space and limited communication.
I cannot remain legally dependent on another person, so I need to transition to an independent visa as soon as possible.
I have time until 31 July 2026, sufficient funds, and I work remotely / run my own business.
Could anyone advise on:
• Viable visa options in this situation
• Whether conversion is possible without leaving Thailand
• Recommended visa agents or lawyers
I’m not looking for relationship advice — only legal/immigration guidance.
Im landing in BKK on the 1-12-25, I want to stay a minimum of 90 days in TH, I’m 71 y/o I’ll have travel/health insurance,. I’ve got 3 options,1- enter visa exempt and extend it by 30 days to give me 90 days,.2-enter with a TR visa from uk giving me the same options,.3-entering with an o retirement visa giving me 90 days, what would you recommend ?. My last visit to TH was for 222 days in 2022/2023, came in on a TR visa from uk and extended and border bounced, I’m concerned this could be an issue if I arrive on 1-12-25 and imo pick up on it.
Good day all, l have taken an early retirement, 59 yo, and l am self funded. l am an Australian citizen. I was wondering what is the best retirement visa to apply for, O, O-A or O-X. l want to move to Jomtien permanently. l have sufficient funds for the 800k thb bank account and can provide a 80k thb a month income. Also, is the process of applying 100% online (SA based). Any help will be greatly appreciated.
I have been on paid administrative leave since February 1, in a DOGE deal to retire September 30 (thank you US taxpayers!) I have not worked since February but receive full pay and benefits. I will have all my O-A visa paperwork ready next week. I will arrive BKK October 25. I don't see anything that says I must already be retired. Consulate says "This type of visa may be issued to applicants aged 50 years and over who wish to stay in Thailand for a period of not exceeding 1 year without the intention of working. Holders of this type of visa are allowed to stay in Thailand for 1 year. Employment of any kind is strictly prohibited." Do they mean working in Thailand? I'd like to submit my package early September but maybe I wait till Oct 1?
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