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I have a non o retirement visa which i had fo 9 years,i will go back home june 2026. What i want to be sure about is: My non o visa needs to be renewed on 26 november 2025 but my passport expires on 2nd of august 2026, will i still be able to renew my visa but only to the expire date. I am not worried about my passport as i am not going to be on the move again and if i need to i can apply for a new one again. Thanks.
Can someone with certain knowledge let me know whether the ISSUE DATE of the required BANK LETTER, for the purpose of EXTENSION for NON-O RETIREMENT, can be a few days PRIOR to the appointment, considering that the branch director's signature is required and, by past experience, all banks ask "a few days" to issue this letter?
My Branch is DIVISION 1 Bangkok
My Appointment time is 9 AM
Considering that my bank in CW opens at 8.30 can someone tell me HOW can I get all the following (which are required to be dated all ON THE SAME DAY of the extension) done before my appointment at 9 AM?
My non o retirement visa expires in April 2025. Is there a minimum number of blank pages remaining in my US passport required to extend my current visa?
Hi, my husband and I plan to retire to Bangkok in July 2025. We are currently retired and have combined monthly income of over 300,000 baht. Moving with us are our 32 year old daughter and grandson who will turn 4 in July. Is te 65,000 baht per person and can our daughter and grandson go on the same visa as us?
I ask for my friend, he's not on FB, so I hope it's ok I ask for him.
He has a non o retired 1 year visa he got from a visa agent, but now he got money, and want to do his visa by himself.
He has bank account, and already sent over 800k to the account, he own his condo, he also has retired money over 65k month. He's 69y old.
He got his visa in Pattaya agency, but he lives in Samut Prakan.
So what's the easiest, and the correct way to get him in that situation he can do his extensions by himself, and just pay 1900B + single/multiple entry/ies?
Questions Regarding 1-Year Extension for Non-O Retirement Visa: 🙏🙏
1. Is it mandatory to provide proof of 800,000 THB being transferred from abroad, or is it sufficient to have the 800,000 THB seasoned in a Thai bank account for at least two months before applying for the extension?
2. Is there a processing or waiting period for the visa extension application? If yes, how long does it typically take?
3. Am I allowed to leave Thailand during the consideration period for the visa extension?
$800k Baht question: Do I have to have the 800,000baht in the bank two months before the extension date on a non-o retirement visa? What happens if I only have it there for one month?!
Let's say my 12 month extension falls on May 15th. And I top up my bank account to 800,000Bhat on May 1st?
I'm currently in the process of selling up (UK) and moving to Thailand on either an ed visa for a year or a retirement Non O.
Would i be able to study Thai on a retirement visa?
Also on Bank/savings accounts. Most of the banks offer ex pat accounts, do i go for one of those? (which one?) or move all my funds to a online or thai account? I'm looking to stick a large lump into a compound interest account to keep me going till my pension kicks in.
Any advice welcome, especially similar personal experiences.