Some members have repeatedly tried to misinform expats, claiming that retirees cannot use our services and must leave Thailand.
While we're generally lenient about minor inaccuracies in this group due to the ever-changing nature of the situation, please do not make false statements about our services. Continued misinformation may result in a warning or removal from the group.
We want to be absolutely clear: we can assist with this process 100%.
We’re not sure which agency provided you with that information, but we do not require our clients to obtain an ED visa.
Our process is straightforward and typically takes less than a week. It includes opening a bank account, obtaining a 3-month Non-O visa, and securing a 1-year extension.
The total cost for everything typically ranges between 55,000 to 65,000 THB, depending on the time of year. At the moment, it’s approximately 60,000 THB.
That said, we strongly advise against applying for your Non-O visa from within Thailand. It’s far better to apply before you arrive, which allows you to open your own account. If you still choose to use an agency afterward, the cost can be up to 75% lower.
We’re also surprised to hear reports of individuals struggling to open bank accounts despite already holding a Non-O visa.
In most cases, having a Non-O visa should make the process straightforward, so there may be additional circumstances involved in their situation if they claim they still cannot open an account.
For that price are they opening a bank account for your as well from TR, or Exempt?
If not you are bing massively overcharged, it seems like you need the following:
▪️ Initial bank account opening on a TR
▪️ 3-month Non-O visa
▪️ 12-month retirement extension
If you do not need the bank account opening we charge ฿37,000 for the initial non-o, and yearly extension. If the bank account opening is needed on a TR visa then we charge ฿60,000