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NON-O RETIREMENT VISA RESOURCES / SERVICES
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Am I right in thinking that potentially I could enter Thailand on a visa exempt for 60 then leave for a few days then come back using a non o 90 day visa that I had applied for previously
I just wanted to say a big thank you to Brandon and all the others who give so much of their time to help people in this forum. I joined about a year ago having decided to make the move to Thailand and have closely followed the replies to the many questions from people on various topics. I found the advice and information invaluable. I applied for my non-O in Madrid 4 weeks ago, arrived in Thailand on Friday, went to Immigration this morning and opened a bank account this afternoon. Everything was straightforward but only because of the support offered on this forum. Thanks guys, keep up the good work! PS Any idea where I can get hold of 800, 000 baht? (Only kidding😅)
Got a bank account today with Kasikorn bank with just passport, non o visa and original Thai wedding certificate, took a while but got debit card, bank book and app 🙏
If I understand the process for moving stamps to a new passport correctly (Non-O Over 50 Extension) at CW:
Enter Thailand with both passports, new passport gets stamped in.
At CW
* Need transfer stamp form and both passports
* Updated bank book and copy (bank book only. Not the full year report that takes a week from Bangkok Bank?)
* Copy of photo pages from each passport
* Copy of last arrival stamp (from the new passport) and last extension (from the old passport)
They move the stamp to the new passport.
And then, since I got my multiple re-entry permit at Suvarnabhumi, I need to take both passports there to move the re-entry permit, which I can do on my next flight out.
Hi, can anyone confirm the required amount of cover for health insurance when applying for the OA Visa from Australia? The Thai Visa site says cover of $3m baht but I’ve read somewhere ( can’t remember where lol) that it’s $4M when applying through the Thai Embassy in Sydney
Just for your information. I popped into the Bangkok bank in Doi Saket and was told yes you can open a bank acct with Non O visa. It can only be a retirement account. They have stopped marriage visa accounts.