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Thinking of getting a non o retirement visa, they say I need 800,000 baht in my Thai bank account. Would I need the same amount again for my wife to come as my dependent

I read so much conflicting information about monthly income requirements for US citizens changing from $800,000 bhts to the monthly income after one year. Is Wise is the better option to prove monthly income? It sounds…

I’m here now six weeks and have my one year extension on my non o visa. Thought I could help anyone by posting my steps. Obviously the first step is to get a 90 day non o visa from your home country. Booked my one way f…

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…

Sorry if I annoy anyone … Due to fly Sun 15 with Emirates - Phuket-Dubai-London Stanstead. It’s likely it will be cancelled and we would prefer to continue spending our money in Thailand. We have Non O Visas (Retirement…

First, I wanted to thank all the contributors over the last few months to my various questions. They’ve made my entry on the non-immigrant OA very smooth, and I’ve think it was largely due to you. So many thanks! Now o…

Asking for a friend . If you are on a Non -OA visa and do the extension by moving the 800,000 into a Thai bank , does the visa status change to a Non -O ? This based on retirement. Thank you

Hello everyone, I’m an Afghan citizen and have been living and working in Bangkok for nearly 10 years through my own company. I’d like to bring my father (60) and brother (30) to live with me. My brother has a mental di…

Hi Bringing 79 yo mum. Hi we all have Dtv ‘s and land in Chiang Mai next week. In November I’m returning to Australia to pick up mum to live with us. Any recommendations on Soft Power Course for 79yo. Mum uses electric…

Hello everyone. We (retired 59 & 63), have started an Non O A application from home in Canada. We aren't arriving in Thailand until April 25, so what to do about the health insurance. AXA only do it for 12 mth increment…