@Dave ********

This is rather high, our fee is 14,000 THB.

You can message our team here to confirm:

It depends on what your previous visa was.

If you have a non-o visa then our team charges 14,000 THB for the yearly extension.

Message our team for a exact quote:



As mentioned by others if you can support all your requirements it is also possible for you to simply apply on your own for 1,900 THB at immigration.

Some of the prices mentioned on the comments may be rather high if they are just speaking about a extension.

With these updates we do not expect Thailand Pass to be removed anytime soon, as it seems like they are doubling down on it as a pre-arrival screening tool.

There will be new changes in June to further increase the approval speed.

Our team has already noticed that the current approval process of the Thailand Pass has been greatly improved compared to the previous months.

60 Day tourist visa fits your 2 month requirement, and allows you to extend another 30 days once you are inside of Thailand.

The STV visa has many requirements which can make it a bad choice. The accommodation requirement is just one of many of the issues.

Not sure why our building is in the article.

But when this visa does become available we will be assisting with it.

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What visa are you applying for?

The SafetyWing policy does not meet the requirements for OA

Another option is to just arrive on 30 day exempt, and then apply for non-o immediately, and avoid the additional insurance requirements entirely.

Our team offers full support for retirement visa services, and we have successfully assisted with thousands of cases.

Everyone has their own preference.

A fullservice agent handles everything.

If you are in bangkok our team does document pickup/drop off, as well as reporting without you ever needing to leave your condo/residence.