@Brandon ***********

still confused...

If your spouse is also looking to retire in Thailand and is not a Thai citizen, and they meet all the above eligibility requirements, they will be able to qualify for the Thai Retirement Visa.

If your spouse is below 50 years of age or does not qualify for the Retirement Visa, they can still join you on your journey by applying for a Thai Dependent Visa.

This visa is renewable on an annual basis

The visa will be canceled the moment you and your spouse have filed for a divorce

The following requirements need to be met:

Your spouse will need a passport with a remaining validity of at least 6 months

You will need to provide proof of relationship documents (such as a marriage certificate)

You will need to demonstrate that you can support your spouse (this can be achieved by providing proof of financial documents)

@Sonja ******

pm sent.

@Pertti ************

so need 400,000 each for each family members?

@Brandon ***********

if you have dependents...spouse and children...is the financial requirement still the same

Thank you all for your answers. Good to get re-confirmation from so many. Will turn off the comment section now.

@Mike *******

Thank you so much.

@Paul ******

thanks

@Brown *******

ummm was thinking 3 months in Thailand...3 months somewhere else and then back to Thailand for 3 months?

@Garry *******

damn that's a lot of flying in and out. As long as we get to stay in Thailand 6 months outta a year, we are okay with that 😆

@Henrik ****

thanks. For few years we don't want to live full time in Thailand but see how it works out for us but would prefer to live in Thailand for at least half the year so we are okay with leaving the country for few months and then returning.