@Nongnuch *******

I think he has now blocked us. LMAO

@Nongnuch *******

Let go. No need to go on the conversation with him. You see he either edited or deleted his comments 🤣🤣🤣

@Michael *********

No problem. Just bear in mind it is an official requirement, but whether you will be asked to provide it depends on the IO you meet with.

@Nick ******

LMAO. That’s what I meant. I mentioned this in one of my replies above but you didn’t agree!

@Nick ******

If it is not a requirement, then on what ground can the IO ask for it? Lol

@Nick ******

It is a requirement, but we all know IOs in Thailand have different practices. So, more precise is: depends on luck

@Ralph ******

Only if you stay in a hotel, but if you stay in your own or rented condo/house, then it’s your or the landlord’s responsibility to file it.

@Michael *********

When you need to extend your stay, you need to go to immigration and they will ask for it

It’s anyway quite funny for the airline to ask for a VISA when a national (your wife) goes back to her own country.

@Kevin *****

You don’t do the non OA visa in Thailand, you do the non O visa when in Thailand. To apply non O in Thailand is much more simple than apply non OA in your home country.

When you enter Thailand with your Canadian passport, you will get a stamp to stay 60 days under visa exemption scheme. You then open an account with a Thai Bank, remit 800,000 baht to your Thai account. Go to immigration to apply for a non O retirement visa, which is initially a 90 days visa when granted, then before this visa expires, go to extend it for 1 year. Thereafter, extend it every year for another year.