@Eri ***********

this 👆That’s what I have. My husband has an LTR Pensioner visa and I (and the kids) have LTR dependant visas.

@Marty ********

we have to transfer our LTR visas to new passports in May of this year. Did you have to make an appointment with the BOI first? If not, did you get the transfer done on the BOI side or the regular immigration side of the floor? Thanks!

@Noel *********

BTS Asoke is probably the closest entry point to the north-east end of Benchakitti. Follow the dog 🐕park west until you see the Skywalk (close to the parking lot, eighth by the water/khlong). Once on the skywalk, follow it West and you will get to Lumpini. It’s a nice walk so even if you get lost a bit, it’s all good. Enjoy!

From BTS Asoke, make your way here and then follow the skywalk west all the way to Lumpini Park

Ma fille arrive justement du Canada la semaine prochaine et effectivement, elle aura avec elle un billet de sortie pour le Cambodge, soit par avion, soit par autobus.

I know of two: the Ascot on Sukhumvit, and Staybridge Suites. We stayed at Staybridge on Soi 24 for 3 months this year, but there is another one on Thonglor as well.

@Todd ********

no, I just sent it to translation here in Thailand, and then sent both copies. No « authentification » with the embassy.

@Ettie ********

hi! Yes, I fell under “dependant” 🤷‍♀️, just like kids would.

@James ********

totally understand, we had a plan B, which was just to enjoy the time we had in Thailand (45 days + 30 extension) and then leave. I have to admit the worker category sounds a bit more complicated than the pensioner category. Best of luck to you! I hope it work out!!!

@Tulip *******

we have done it exactly as Alex Jiang states above. We do not have pensions at all, only investments derived income. I can assure you I am not an agent! Just a 50 year old Canadian happy to spend the next 10 years in beautiful Thailand. 😁. Good luck with your choice of visa. Luckily, there are quite a few to choose from, especially if you are over 50. Hopefully one suits your particular circumstances. The LTR suited ours, while the Elite and non-OA did not/ were more complicated, for us.