@Paul *******

the non o visa is pretty similar to the non oa but without the extra requirements. Same financial but nothing else. You get an initial 90 visa which as long as you fulfill requirements can extend for 12 months. From that point on it’s a case of extending every 12 months pretty much the same as the non OA

As for the health insurance you in order to extend after 12 months in pretty much needs to be one of the government approved ones. Someone can correct me if I’m wrong in that. The policies they offer aren’t the best

Have you considered the Non O option? Less restrictions and more importantly you’re not tied into the health insurance which is apparently pretty bad

@Jim *******

why do Yanks call anyone who they disagree with a Communist or accuse them of wearing a dress. It’s pathetic and shows us what you’re really about. Sometimes ignorance isn’t bliss

@Caress *****

has to be from a yank, currently the worlds most hated nationality. Way to go to make friends and influence people 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

@Chris *********

cheers and you.

@Chris *********

I agree. I dont know what the problem is with some people on here. So bitter and twisted. If you have nothing good to say don’t say anything at all!!!

just add some substance to Brandon’s post. When you look on the e-visa site you’re correct you’ll see NON OA and NON OX as the long stay options. If you scroll down to the “other visas” option the 90 day visa based on retirement can be viewed.

When you create an account and submit your application that’s when you’ll see Brandon’s screen shot.

I was confused when I first looked at it.

I hope that helps