Hi all, I am coming up to the end of my 1 year non-OA retirement e-visa on September 2nd. I have done all my 90 day reportings online. I have also renewed my health insurance for one more year. I live in Jomtien.

Question: Do all I need to do is do a border run to Cambodia and back to get another one year stamp? I will bring my e-Visa, 90 day reporting receipts, and proof of health insurance certificate.

Hi, I am residing in Bangkok with a non OA Retirement Visa. I understand that every time I enter the kingdom, I will be stamped a year’s stay; therefore, if I leave and re-enter sharp before the expiry of the Visa, I will be stamped to stay for another year (2nd year) even the visa will expire on the next day.

My question is, within this 2nd year’s stay, if I leave the kingdom, can I be back again with the same non OA?

My thought is I cannot since my non OA had already expired and I do not possess a valid Visa anymore. Am I right on this?

Thanks a lot.

Well I’m here and settled on Lanta .. pcr tests in Phuket were well organised. As we are on a non oa retirement visa we need to do 90 day reporting. We are staying in our own house … do we need to get TM30 completed to allow 90 day reporting? Never done reporting before so not sure what’s involved.

Another question for uk applicants of non-oa retirement visa. The UK disclosure and baring police background check is too big for my A4 scanner .. how did you deal with this? Just scan as much as you could ensuring key elements like name address were included? Or…?

Thanks

Requesting help finding an insurance company that would cover all requirements to obtain a

( Non-OA retirement visa )

obtained at the royal Thai consulate in Los Angeles

I am requesting someone who has used or is using a current insurance company that they have obtained a

( Non-OA Retirement Visa )

that’s fulfils all the requirements such as

COVID-19- -COE- and the 400,000 inpatient and 40,000 outpatient

requirements

on the official Royal Thai Consulate website there are only 18 approved insurance companies

somebody had mentioned Luma and I contacted them and asked them for A policy that would fulfils

requirements for this Non- OA Quoted me 220,000 baht for a 62-year-old male for a year

and funny enough this Luma insurance agent sent a comparison with Pacific Cross for a similar coverage of 70,000 baht per year??

and I do not want to buy an insurance policy from a company that is not on this approved list,

I have seen people saying “it’s just fine with the insurance company I’m sending you reference to”??

unless they personally have bought and use this insurance to obtain the specific type of visa I’m applying for

( Non-OA Retirement Visa )

I’m not interested

I will only be back in America for a short period of time and don’t have time to buy insurance that is not excepted by the royal Thai consulate for my Visa

if anyone can help this confused retired American I would appreciate it

Thank you very much!