if i cant open a bank account to deposit the 800k for the retirement visa, how can i get it please??

How can I get a non o visa without knowing anyone in Thailand. Thank You

When you convert a visa exempt entry to non o retirement visa, in country. Is the non o a new visa, giving the full 3 months?

Moving from a Volunteer Non-O visa to a Retirement visa. I think I've got all the documents needed . Just checking if anyone can advise on anything else that's required to make the change?

What I need and have:

1. Required sum in the bank for the last two months (have had it for much longer than that)

2. TM 7

3. TM30

4. Rental house contract in my name

5. Letter from Foundation confirming termination as volunteer

6. Copies of Pages of passport

7. 3 photos

8. Bank statement to be obtained on the day of application

9. application to be done two weeks before expiry of current visa

10. 1,900 baht processing fee

11. Latest 90days document Question: Do I have to show work permit book? Online appointment available to retirement application? Any other requirements I may have missed for this first time change?

If I retire to Thailand non O

And a family member dies will I have to pay inheritance tax?

Ok.. so I’m here on 60 day visa exempt and want to get a Non O retirement visa(90 days and extend for one year)

If understand correctly I can apply online using evisa while here and once I have the confirmation email, print it out and do a boarder run and this then gets stamped for 90 days?

Is it 500,000 cumulatively across all statements, effectively showing a final (current) balance of 500,000 OR is it 500,000 shown in each statement?

Thanks!

How much an agent / firm is charging for taking care of retirement visa in Bangkok ?

I went to the Canada Thai embassy website. The website said a doctors physical filled out sheet stating good health about various things about you is necessary. Did I read it wrong?

Have a question regarding Non O and Non O-A Visas

Does anyone have experience with obtaining a 1-year Non O-A Visa in their home country and then once in Thailand switching to a Non O after a year and after 12 months of depositing needed pension funds into a Thai Bank?

Seems that would be a "smoother" transition. I meet all the requirements, and I was already planning on getting health insurance.

Any thoughts?