I too am applying for the LTRV visa. But my lawyers are only charging me 7,500 baht. That's way too much. Also and I don't know if anyone can comment on this on the LTRV :Required documents for Qualification Endorsement for LTRV: Wealthy Pensioners it makes no reference to an 800k deposit as a needed requirement yet when you Google it it says quite clearly that an 800k deposit is needed on an account in your name for two months. Can anyone shed any light on this? Thanks 😊

@Graham ******

I thought you said financial fraud scammers are financial fraudsters so they count in my book lol 😆

@Graham ******

so any chance once they frozen these millions of accounts I'll get money back from being scammed. Doubt it I'm sure the government will find an excuse to keep it

@Steve **********

or Chinese

Yes scammers and money mules but why do the rest of us law abiding citizens always have to bear the brunt of ridiculous rule changes.

@Jason *****

indeed. I have more than one passport but I use my Irish one whenever I travel and it of course has all my visa stuff in it.

@Jason *****

actually the Irish embassy in bkk is one of the most helpful embassies. Check out their website for the list of services. I have sent them 2 years of bank statements in order to provide a letter confirming my income for 2024. For bleeding fing tax purposes and for my LTRV. They said they'd confirm in 5 working days as I called them directly to express the urgency of the matter.

If you are wealthy and plan to stay more than 180 days I'd suggest forget non o and go for LTRV instead. Zero taxes no matter how long you stay in thailand

I got tested for like 20 allergic reactions when I did a full medical at bkk hospital pattaya. Apparently I'm allergic to dust mites. That's it. But I have zero idea what they were testing for with the other 19 needles but I would suggest a full allergy test.

Listen to Brandon he's better than any lawyer or agency or concierge service