Hello currently back in US, I am married to my Thai wife waiting on her CR1 visa for US, I was in Thailand waiting with her, so had to fly home, so now decided I should get a visa and fly back and wait, or give up on he…
I’ve been reading comments; and advice given, for several months, from which I’ve learned loads.😊 It lead me to decide to apply for a Non-OA Visa, based on retirement, from the London Embassy, which I received yesterda…
My goal is a September 24' arrival to Thailand to apply for retirement visa. I will meet the age and income requirements. What visa should I apply for coming into country to ease this process. I was told coming in on vi…
Hi, hoping the answer will be straight forward. My wife and I both have o-a visas based on retirement. We arrived in Samui in Oct and our passports give us until 30th Sept (based on our insurance). The visa itself state…
I am applying for a Thailand NON-OA Visa in Canada. It is an all internet based application system. ??? The medical insurance ?? . The Thai visa application site has a form to be filled out by the insurance provider. My…
I'm applying for my non immigration 0 visa based on marriage to a Thai national from Australia. Does anyone know if I need a 12 month cover for covid or 90 days as I need to exit Thailand every 99 days.
I intend to move to Thailand around August and stay for long term. I'm over 50, so a Non-O-A visa might be the best choice in my case. I have two questions regarding the visa: 1) Is it better to get the Non-O-A visa in…
Afternoon all. I have a genuine question. I live here in Thailand with my Thai wife and our 2 children. We would all really like to know if there is a way that we can get my parents (both aged over 70) to Thailand for a…
Hi, I’ve just joined the group and have read many of the posts and there is a wealth of information, so I know I’m in the right group. I have a Non-Imm type O-A and the VISA expiry date for a ‘border run renewal’ expire…