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Apr 19, 2022
3 years ago
My husband and I, from the UK, are expatriating to Thailand, we’ll also be using it as a base for travelling around SE Asia and Australasia. I am 51 years old and my husband is 63, we would both ultimately expect to attain multi-entry Non-Immigrant O Visas, mine as a trailing spouse and his for Retirement. This, we understand is the simplest and cheapest visa option for us.

My question is around the timing of our annual extension date. The only time each year that we can say with some confidence that we would always be in Thailand to present ourselves for our visa extensions is mid-January so it is our current belief that we should try and co-ordinate our 1st 12 month Non O extension to be done on say 18th January 2023. Working back from that we would apply in Thailand for 3 month O Visas to commence 18th November 2022, having arrived in Thailand on Visa exemptions up to 30 days earlier. My Husband would place 800,000 THB in his Bangkok Bank A/C before the beginning of September 2022 and hold it at that balance at least until 18th January 2023.

Will we need health letters from our UK doctors and/or criminal records checks from the UK? We will both be attaining health insurance in Thailand, will it need to have an annual renewal date of 18thJanuary to coincide with the required visa extension date?

Is the above too elaborate and/or incorrect or could our process be simplified please?
Sep 5, 2019
5 years ago
Mick *********
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Tod Daniels and group, Iam looking back on my earlier questions and responses and am now curious if anything has changed since the January post of mine. I now live in Thailand on a non imm O-A multi-entry retirement visa issue from u.s. issue date 25 April 2019. Exp 24 April 2020. As you previously suggested I will depart and come back Thailand j just prior to expiration to get another year on this visa. Question 1) I assume that opportunity hasn’t changed yet. To get nearly two years out of an initial O-A visa, Correct?

Question 2) I do not need to buy any re-entry permit during that first year since I have a multi- entry visa for that first year only, correct?

Question 3 for all the marbles: I should ignore banking 800k in Thailand bank until at least 2 months prior to the end of the second year on this same visa? Correct? Because that is the point when I apply for an extension of stay with immigration.....Nearing the end of the second year on this visa.....NOT nearing the end of first year. No banking amount is required nearing the end of the first year. Again this assumes I get stamped in for another year just prior to April 24 2020.

Your groups response is valuable and appreciated. 😃
Jul 3, 2019
5 years ago
Frank ******
ORIGINAL POSTER
My retirement visa expires nov 30

I am going back USA FOR Holidays at end Nov

Can I get O A visa to substitution for retirement at Thai consulate NYC and do I need to just show $27000 in savings or checking/savings account?

I own condo in bkk and have Indo student going to school on ED. Visa

He files papers with condo address each semester, do I need to do TM30 for him or is it " baked" in his ED VISA papers he files each semester at immigration

Can I get multi entry visa at Thai NYC. Consulate?
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