@Andy *********

Correct. The exact option I'll be doing w/my Thai woman. 😉

You need to be 50 yrs old to get retirement visa. I think your only option is DTV if you can find something that suits you in that category. Maybe education visa. You could do multiple tourist visa or visa exemption to get yourself about 6 months then decide from there.

@John *********

Got it. Thanks again

DLT stands for?

@John *********

Will do. Thank you Sir

@John *********

Thank you. I will have my fiancée ask her local immigration office. I'm definitely aware that immigration offices do things differently than other immigration offices..which is obviously strange coming from the USA. But that's Thailand! Lol. Thanks again for your info. Much appreciated

@John *********

My Pension is in that fine line where sometimes it's 65,000+ baht/month while other times(like right now..its below it). So better for me go with the Non-O Marriage. Yes, I've read about the initial 90 day visa. I'm assuming it provides time and proof for a Thai bank that I'm applying for a long-term visa and to show the 2 months of Pension deposits in that bank when I return to the Immigration Office before the 90 day expires, correct?

@Bob *********

I have proof of a monthly Pension. If married, don't I have the option of either the 400K OR the monthly deposit of 40,000(for 2 months in a Thai bank?)And if single, 800K or 65,000/month?

@Graeme *****

Bingo

@Michael *******

Yes Sir