I have the same thoughts. I also want to see if I bring $18,000.00 a year how much taxes will I pay? Not all at once. $1500.00 a month. and Buy a $100,000.00 condo?😎

Stuart Hansen I am with you Stuart. I was not asking about LTR. Just a Retirment Visa agent.

Everyone keeps saying how expensive an agent is. I don't think $1500.00 to $2,000.00 is expensive if they do all the work

Stuart Hansen it better than I did. I am 77 and I don't want to have to deal with any of that. I just finished dealing with lawyers getting insurance claim of a hurrican two years ago settles. Which has been a two year fight. Now I just finished redoing my whole house from that damage. . Now I am in the middle of selling it. Enough.. I'll let an agent do it/ I was just hoping it would be between $1500. and $2000. for agent. Thats all I wanted to know. But Thank you

Would an agent be under $1500.00 us?

@Phil *****

I am not in Thailand yet. I plan on come to live inend of May. I want to get right visa. Thats all I am checking out. This other person that posted this said he got in? Not me.

I thought you couldnt get the 90 day Visa any more, or you can't get 90 day ones? I will check back with what I was told. I wanted an agent for other things. Bank acct, gertting visa, check paper work for when I rent or buy a condo.

@Wayne ********

A long-stay visa to Thailand is a visa that allows foreign nationals to stay in the country for an extended period of time, typically for a year or more. There are several types of long-stay visas available for Thailand, including the Non-Immigrant O Visa, the Non-Immigrant OA Visa, and the Retirement Visa.

The Non-Immigrant O Visa is for those who have a Thai spouse, child, or parent, or for those who are working or studying in Thailand. To obtain this visa, the applicant must provide proof of their relationship, employment, or enrollment in a Thai educational institution. The Non-Immigrant O-X (10 years) is for those who are over 50 years of age and want to retire in Thailand. To obtain this visa, the applicant must provide proof of their age and financial means, such as a bank statement or pension fund statement. This must be the one o need to use. Thank you

@Brandon ***********

I see it then I go to the Miami page and it is not there.. Sorry.

I want to get retirment visa non =o. But I haven't yet. I wont be moving until end of May first of June.I do not want to have to come back to USA. I want to stay in Thailand. To get visa I have to go through Miami Embassy. They do not show a non-o, only a non oa.? Thats why I think I need to get an agent. But would it be smart to come with just mt passport, then get an agent as soon as I get there? Or get an agent before I go?