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NON-O RETIREMENT VISA RESOURCES / SERVICES
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Apr 30, 2026
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Dave ******
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Hi guys. I'm leaving for Thailand in July with the non immigrant O type visa. I'm minded to apply now but was wondering if my 90 days starts from issuance or arrival. Anyone know?
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Apr 29, 2026
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Tom *******
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Renewed my non-o retirement extension in January. Just now realized they never asked about re-entry and there is no re-entry stamp in my passport? Oversight??
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Apr 29, 2026
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Ian ********
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Did my first 90 day report at yasothon IO today.The IO asked for my bank statements ,new rule, to check that I’d maintained my balance as required
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Apr 29, 2026
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Lee *******
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I get non-O 90 days visa. I plan to use the visa to enter Thailand at May and open bank account. Make deposit of 800k and then leave Thailand 2 months later in order to apply for the non-O retirement 1 year. My question is can I use tourist visa to enter Thailand and then apply for the retirement visa? Or I must still use non-O 90 days visa to enter Thailand for the application of retirement visa?

Can I appy for re-entry stamp of my non-O 90 days visa at airport or immigration office ? Thanks
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Apr 29, 2026
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Jim *********
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Have been approved for Non O retirement visa, traveling over end of May. My passport got damaged and I have had to order a new passport in Dublin Ireland. Do I have to advise London embassy who issued the visa non O or do I just show the two passport on entry. My new passport number will differ from the application.
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Apr 29, 2026
2 days ago
Jeff *********
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I’ve googled this and also looked at some posts in this site. If this has already been answered I apologize in advance. I turn 50 on October 30 2027 .I will have the money in wise account ($25,000) for the retirement visa and I have the monthly income requirement. I am willing to take Muy Thai classes and I was under the impression they are good for 9 months. Could I go in February and stay until October and I turn 50? Thanks 🙏
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Apr 29, 2026
2 days ago
John ********
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I've had great advice particularly from John Stanners.

Is this the correct order towards retirement visa.

Apply for non O visa

TM30 receipt from hotel

Open accounts Kasikorn

Deposit money

Get residents certificate

Thai sim cards.

Drivers licence

Healthcare
21 comments
Apr 28, 2026
2 days ago
David **********
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Help, how does an American prove his Social Security and VA benefits to get a retirement visa I have the bank statements, but is that enough?
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Apr 28, 2026
2 days ago
Wil****
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Is it mandatory now to have a signed lease (with copies of all the owner docs) in order to get a Non-O Extension based on retirement? I recall years ago I flew in and re-extended while staying in a hotel. They made me draw a map to the hotel to the Nana Hotel. Is that no longer possible? Thanks!
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