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@Nongnuch *******
The O-A was also for many years known as a retirement visa at several embassies in Europe. The 50 year of age requirement has nothing to do with the official retirement age in western countries.
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@Lee **********
Yes, Jomtien Beach Rd, Soi 5.
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@Bruce *********
Wow, you've stayed in Thailand a maximum time of 2 years. Thats nothing to write home about. 😎
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@Bruce *********
Parking 800k in a Fixed Deposit Account in Thailand is not a bad deal. It's accepted at immigration.800k isn't imo a fortune if you've been working your whole life and are retired.
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If you just Google TDAC Thailand and scroll down a bit, you'll see the official website.
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@Gary *******
Using an agency for the border run is imo the smartest and fastest way to do it. In and out the same day.
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@Andrew *******
Yes, but it's not s tourist visa,it's a 1 year visa based on retirement. How people are using it is totally irrelevant. Correct terminology is important when discussing different types of visa.
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@Andrew *******
You're a bit wrong about the O-A visa. It's not a tourist visa. The only existing tourist visa is the 60-days visa you can apply for back home.
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@David ******
It depends on the immigration office. I still have my old TM30-receipt since 2020 when I changed condo,in my passport.
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@Stephen *******
Yes,at some offices you can travel in Thailand and do the next 90-days report if returning to the last reported address.This is the case in Chonburi immigration in Jomtien.