DTV with a soft power scheme such as Muay Thai. The colloquial "retirement" visa has nothing to do with retirement, it's criteria definition is 50 years of age or older.

Kellogg's is not the brand I'd be considering to eat healthy.

You have 2 obligations, make sure a TM30 is filed and do a 90 day report if you stay 90 consecutive days.

@Ken *******

they're not in the transfer business anymore, strictly foreign exchange these days. They died off last September

@Pru ****************

because the question was regarding a specific embassy's requirements and you are posting general info from the MFA. It's on topic, but off point.

What passport does he hold? As Jennifer noted you want to check the specific embassy website, not the generic e-visa application website. See if you can get some kind of residence certificate to show you have status in the UK.

@Ryan ******

you are reporting that you have been in the country 90 consecutive days and your address is the same as your most recent TM30.

@Afik *********

you can't get any type of tourist class short term visa inside the country. The paperwork to switch to any other type would be time consuming and onerous, maybe if you had Thai family you could get 60 day visit extension. I can't think of anything else you might qualify for. A quick flight out and back is the easiest if your passport qualifies for visa exempt.

Where will you apply? As noted treatment plan covering 6 months is pretty solid grounds for the DTV.

@Prakash ********