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NON-O RETIREMENT VISA RESOURCES / SERVICES
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I'm 74 and i'm finally planning on retiring soon to Thailand from US.. I have been many times over the last 10 years, so hopefully, I kind of know what I'm getting myself into:) to anyone who's already gone through the visa process.. I'm wondering, did you find it necessary to work with a visa service or did you figure it out on your own, if you used a Visa service that you've liked, recommendations would be welcome .
also, is it better to start the process while I'm still here in the US or should I wait until I'm in Thailand on a tourist visa? Much appreciate input! 🙏
Hi all. I have applied at the Royal Thai Embassy evisa website for a 90 day non O evisa based on marriage. I'm from the UK. Documents have been checked and it's now pending approval.
I would like to bring my flight forward to the 12th this month. I think I told them my flight would have been the 26th.
It's been pending approval for 13 days and normally I would not be concerned yet, but I may not get the visa approved by the 12th.
Can someone direct me to their Facebook page so I can get in touch and let them know of my plans.
This question has undoubtedly come up before, but I want to make sure I'm doing it right.
I'm retiring in June next year and want to move to Thailand afterward. I plan to live there for at least nine months a year. My girlfriend is Thai, and we already own a house together, but we're not married.
I'd like to apply for a retirement visa without depositing money in a Thai bank account. I meet the income requirement of 65,000 baht per month with my state pension (AOW) and pension.
My questions are:
When is the best time to apply for the visa?
Should I wait until I officially have my state pension (AOW) and pension documents before applying?
Is it wise to arrange the visa myself, or is it better to have it done through a visa service?
All tips and experiences are welcome. Thanks in advance!
I currently have a DTV and want to upgrade to the TrueMoney Advanced Plan. Someone here previously suggested selecting Non-O and then choosing “Freelancer” as the employer option to complete the upgrade.
However, I’m only seeing these options:
1. OWIC (Smart/Labour Card)
2. Passport with Non-Immigrant Visa (Workers)
3. Work Permit Card
4. Work Permit Book
5. Passport with Non-Immigrant Visa (Non-workers)
6. Passport with Student Visa
7. Non-Thai ID Card
8. Thai Driving License
9. Thai House Registration
Could anyone please advise which one to choose or how to proceed from here? 🙏
When entering Thailand with a Non-O Multiple Entry Visa (One Year Validity - Multiple Entries.)
Would it be a current Thai immigration rule that the holder of this Non-O Multiple Entry Visa (One Year Validity - Multiple Entries.) while in Thailand has to exit after 90 days and then re-enter to obtain another 90 day stamp for that re-entry.
Can this be a land border bounce, a land border exit and re-entry after a 24 hour stay outside Thailand, or requiring an outbound flight and then an inbound flight for re-entry to Thailand.
Non-O visa, my wife and I both have been granted the 90 day visa and will enter Thailand at the end of December. However, we will exit 2 weeks later to close up existing home. Do we just need to obtain a re-entry stamp to keep the visas alive and can we do this at the airport on arrival having activated the visa?