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NON-O RETIREMENT VISA RESOURCES / SERVICES
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Jul 26, 2024
4 months ago
Jolene ***************
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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!
Feb 16, 2024
9 months ago
Michal ********
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Hello, I need advice regarding long-term stay in Thailand. I'm from the Czech Republic (. Europe) and plan to spend at least 5 months annually in Thailand, where I'd like to purchase a condo. I want to stay 5 months in Thailand and the rest of the year traveling in Asia (Malaysia, Cambodia, Laos, etc.), with Thailand as my main base. I'm not over 50, don't have a wife in Thailand, and Elite visas are too costly for me. 😊 How can I legally secure this stay without frequent trips back to the Czech Republic? Thank you for any advice and experiences.
Jan 13, 2023
2 years ago
Terry ******
ORIGINAL POSTER
Hello everyone,

I do not have the required 800,000 Thai Baht for a 15 month retirement Visa but really want to stay 1 year. Does anyone know how much a Student Visa costs for a 1 year term?
Sep 13, 2022
2 years ago
Christine *****
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Hi, my partner and I (both over 60)arrived in Chiang Mai on a 30 visa exempt visit on 2 September. We would very much like to extend our visit until 30 November; i.e. get another visa extension after our first 30day extension. What is the best way to do this? I seem to get a lot of conflicting information.

Applying for a retirement visa is not an option for us.

Thank you for your assistance
Apr 25, 2022
3 years ago
Mars ************
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Hi, does the 5 year Elite visa allow you to bring in your container of personal effects and furniture import tax free ?? If not, why would anyone buy an elite visa ?

We concluded if we go on a retirenent visa, we cannot bring a 20 ft container of our stuff because its now v likely to trigger a large import and vat bill....they talking 30 pc to 200 pc of CIF value, crazy, so that is pretty pointless...
Oct 3, 2019
5 years ago
John *********
ORIGINAL POSTER
Well, looks like time for me to wade into this pool....

Currently here on an American passport with extension of stay based on retirement expiring 12 Dec. I plan on returning to the US around Jan 1. Leaving early is not on the option table.

I currently will not meet financial requirements so I am weighing my options. So far my best bet seems to be apply for a non immigrant O based on a Thai child. From many, many posts it would seem flying into Vientiane is NOT the best option for this.

Looking for suggestions/options.

I have looked at the Thai Consulate in Houstons website and plan on applying for a non o, stay w Thai child when I am Stateside. That will get me through a good part of next year.

My issue is the last 2 weeks of this year. Passport is full of Thai visa stamps for the last 8 years I have lived here. Multi entry tourist until I turned 50 3 years ago then retirement extensions.

Option B is a agent but I am really uncertain about that one. A friend from France got his extension in a similar situation last week, no issues, 20k baht fee.

Has anyone had a good experience in a nearby country getting a non o, stay with family without showing 400k?

Thanks in advance!
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