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NON-O RETIREMENT VISA RESOURCES / SERVICES
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Does anyone have recent experience of applying via RTE London for a Trailing Spouse to a OA Retirement husband?
On the RTE site it says, 'Evidence of adequate finance - An original bank statement which states bank contact information and equivalent amount of At least 400,000 Baht or equivalent) for the last 3 months.'
My question is can this be a Thai bank statement in my name rather than a statement in my wife's name?
I am a US citizen living in the Philippines for the last year. I am moving to thailand based on the OA retirement visa. Do I need a background check from the USA or just a clearance from the Philippines. Or maybe non at all?
I’m currently in Phuket on an OA retirement visa. Phuket immigration allows a combination of 400000b bank balance plus monthly pension payments of at least 400000b to give the required 800000b total. Do the same rules apply elsewhere? I will shortly be moving to Trang province and I’m not sure.
OA retirement question: My husband is on his 2nd year of a OA retirement extension he obtained in his home country, Taiwan. Now, a Thai university is considering giving him a paid research fellowship, so the question is: If he replaces his current OA with a paid research visa (similar to education visa), is there any risk in the future for him to re-apply for OA or O retirement extension?
Hi, my wife and I are about to apply for our OA retirement visa and saw that we have to do individual applications. Does this mean we have to each have THB800,000 in separate bank accounts or does one deposit of THB800,000 into a joint bank account meet to requirement for both of us?