@Roberto ********

and the total number of days stayed in Thailand during the tax year

@Simon ***********

If you were married in the UK Mthere are some documents you need before going to Thailand to ease the process -

1. IN THE UK: Marriage certificate legalised by the FCDO in Milton Keynes

2. IN THE UK Marriage Certificate AND the Apostille from the FCDO Translated

3. IN THE UK: Marriage Certificate AND the Apostille from the FCDO AND their translations verified by the Thai Embassy in London

4. IN THAILAND: All the above (i.e. all 4 documents & their translations, making 8 in total) Legalised by MFA in Bangkok

Look at the Non-O (retirement) over 50 visa which has no insurance requirement. Check the Thai Embassy website in Switzerland for their requirements as they will be approving the online application. Other options include the LTR Visa (wealthy pensioners).

@Giraffe ********

so you didn't do what Greg said

@Andy ******

so it's dumb to stay legal?

@Fabian *********

so your personal choice is to get an illegal extension

@Fabian *********

You only need the 800k for just over 5 months then 400k for 7-9 months if planned correctly. That works ;)

@Bien ****

yes sorry, 400k for marriage (800k is for retirement)

@Jay ****

Yes, your missing the specific requirements for the visa you are applying for listed on the Embassy website, the Embassy that will approve (or reject) your application. If you're in the UK, for example, look at the RTE London website before uploading to your online application.

@Jay ****

You apply online but the application goes to your local Thai Embassy for approval based on "your location" so check their website