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@Brook *******
If an applicant is declined insurance they can instead show equivalent amount (US$100,000) in assets (property, shares, savings etc) in lieu of insurance.
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@Maxim **********
At this point it's totally true. Any sound advice is from April 1st the entry stamp reverts to 30 days because this date has been published. It may (or may not) be extended but that's a "fingers crossed" strategy, and be that at your own peril!
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Can I ask if your education visa was a genuine one, or a fake bought from an agent. The answer to your question could differ depending on this
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@John *********
You can if you're extending the non-O obtained in Australia, but not if you're converting from visa exempt or tourist visa. And you still need to show 12 x 65k transfers
Bobby ********
You don't need proof of retirement. Immigration are looking for proof of income. The only way for an Aussie to do this is to transfer 65,000 baht per calendar month from overseas into a Thai bank account. You need minimum 12 of these transfers to qualify for the non-O (over 50) visa.
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@Todd ********
"don't look like a vagrant".... So how did you get through mate? 😆😆
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@Georgia *********
That's your choice

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@Georgia *********
Not really. When you apply for the OA visa, you have to provide the insurance certificate. How is that confusing?
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You can't get an OA unless you already have insurance
Bobby ********
Let's ask our "Canadian Correspondent"
@Todd ********
. What's the story Todd, how can Canada do this to their people? 🤣