I have been issued a non O-A (retirement) visa from Canada - once the documentation was submitted it took only 1 working day to get approved!

My wife (also Canadian) and I will arrive into Krabi early November.

As this is my first time arriving with this type of visa, what will I need to present to the immigration officer at the airport - I want to be sure to have everything close at hand. I assume the printed O-A visa, valid passport, Health Insurance certificate?....anything else?

Also, my wife does not qualify for her own O-A visa, so she will apply for a non O in Thailand as a trailing spouse/depentant - is the marrage certificate all thats required for the non O for her?

Thank you for your help.

Currently resident of Philippines. Planning to go to Manila Thailand Embassy for retirement visa - 73 yo, retired. Any recommendations for long term resident visa? We have health insurance from Cigna

Hey guys,

you know if i can get a re-entry perment at the Airport in Phuket ?

Thanks🙏🏾

I was approved by Thai Immiration for the NON O e-visa. Can anyone tell me how many days the Non O visa is good for?

Hi all, partner is here on a Guardian visa (Non O) for 11yo daughter who is on an Ed visa.

Has set up a bank account. How much needs to be deposited so that they can go and get a one year extension before the 90 days is finished?

Have seen 500k and 800k mentioned in different places.

Thanks!

I work offshore, more or less 6 months per year, all over the world but recently mainly West Africa and Europe.

I work through a UK based agency that specialises in people in my profession.

Up to now I've had a Non O based on marriage a couple of times, but haven't kept it up as renewal dates fell when I was offshore, and generally I get by on visa exemption (on arrival) plus extensions when necessary.

Does anyone know if I'd be able to apply successfully for DTV, or has anyone in a similar position to me tried?

TIA for any input.

I am a Kiwi living here on an O-A visa coming up to its 12th month. I will be doing a border run just before it expires and receiving a second year on my return back into Thailand. My first years health insurance will expire as well so I am discussing with myself weather to purchase another 12 months worth OR flag it and apply for an O visa instead. The cost of insurance has skyrocketed ..and they can't be trusted anyway at claim time so bugger them. Another option could be the auto 60 day on arrival and extend by a month..rinse and repeat or marry my Thai sweetheart. Righto ..throw me your thoughts!

New DTV visa

Based on Thai children

Hello. Currently have a NON O multiple entry. Now we know only single is available.

I have a work permit on the NON O.

Can a DTV visa holder based on children carry/maintain a work permit.

Thanks in advance for your reply.

Hi all, has anyone been successful in obtaining a DTV for practicing meditation? I already have a Buddhist monastery and temple and exploring all visa options (am aware of Non O).

Hello everyone, I hope you are all well. I have a question for anyone who has used a visa agency to get them both the bank account and the visa. I am probably going this route but I would like to know if anyone has had any real difficulties doing it this way? Apart from having to use the same agency for future extensions, is there anything else to be aware of? The agency is in Bangkok and they seem great, but I live in a different province (not too faraway) and I'm just wondering if I'll run into other difficulties. I have had so many obstacles put in front of me to open a bank account and then get the extension on a Non O visa that I am feeling (probably) overly cautious. Pros and cons? Thanks. Have a great evening.