I visited Thailand month of August , I plan to move there within a year.

If I'm understanding correctly: once I'm there I can get the 90 day visa, that will give me time to transfer money, find an apartment, etc. and then go extend that visa to one year as a retirement visa "O"

Am I understanding it correctly?

Now for the biggie, what health insurance company's do you recommend (I did one of those online quotes and I'm quoted anywhere from $130 a month to $600 a month). 🙈

Hi

I’m English currently living in Spain,any advice on relocating to Thailand)Pattaya) i will have my state pension available in 2025 and have about €50,000 in cash when I move

Any advice on how or if it would be possible to make this move later in the year

Advice on visas and purchasing of a small condo,any other advice greatfully accepted

NON IMMI OA and health insurance

i hold a non immi oa (ret visa)

2 months ago i went abroad and soon i am reentering thailand using the reentry permit which was stamped on my passport before i exited thailand.

I have to buy the "complementing" medical insurance.

Has the insurance got to abide to some criteria (like during the covid pandemic, maximals, deductions, etc)?

Thank you

Q. Re insurance for a non-O visa. I'm 57 and want to arrive in Nov on the non-O 90 day visa. Who has found good insurance and a good price UK before application and/or afterwards. Understand need to prove the insurance upon application. Any good knowledge is appreciated.

I'm from the US and will enter Thailand from the Philippines and get a tourist visa on arrival. Question: is a return or onward ticket required to enter Thailand?

Also, is health insurance required. If so, what are the policy requirements?

Hi all newbie here preparing for retirement to Thailand February 2024, married to a beautiful Thai lady and need a couple of questions from you all, 1st what visa do you recommend and thier requirements.

2nd private health insurance is it worth it can I use the public system and do you have any recommendations on a private health insurance provider

Regards

Paul

Hi,

I plan to go to Thailand in April. I just want to check that visitors do not need....

1) To show proof that they are vaccinated

2) Take a covid test

3) Need health insurance

Thanks for your information.

Hi there…just a couple of questions(may seem obvious but l’m a newbie)…l’m from Australia and can l enter Thailand by ‘visa on arrival’ if staying for just one month(with proof of exiting plane ticket)or do l have to obtain a visa from Thai embassy here before leaving Australia…also l assume l would need proof of health insurance for the duration of my stay…thankyou in advance…

Advice please. I have a Thai wife. We recently married in the US and she resides in Thailand. I am over 50 and once our marriage is registered I can be put on her health insurance at PEA. I am going to be returning soon and we will register our marriage in BKK. Can I come to Thailand on a tourist visa and then convert to a 1-year retirement visa based on marriage WITHOUT having to put the required deposit in a Thai bank until my visa expires? If not, how can I come to Thailand for 1 year without putting the deposit in a Thai bank? I think I heard I can apply for the visa in the US without the required deposit. If I have to put the money in a Thai bank can I remove it when I return to the US and start the process all over again? I am just going to Thailand to help her prepare to come to the US. Eventually she will move to the US but we don't know exactly when. TIA!

Is it true that even for a spouse visa they want 400,000 baht in a Thai bank? My social security check is well enough to live modestly over there but I don’t have 10 grand floating around If between that and what a spouse makes I would never be classified as a burden