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What visa options are available for adult children accompanying parents with an OA visa in Thailand?
Jan 1, 2024
10 months ago
Marc *********
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Hello and happy new year !!

We will soon ask for an OA visa to retire in Thaïland. But we still have our 2 kids with us (20 and 23). What kind of visas can I ask for them ?

Thanks for any help
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