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Lynnette *******
You've got a bank account. You put required money in bank. Head to neighboring country, apply Non-O retirement e-visa ( NOT O-A ) and use entry stamp with accomodation booking to prove you are there. Re-enter Thailand and do 12 month extension of stay. It's been explained by others too.
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@Angie *********
there is NO BACKGROUND CHECK FOR NON-O VISA!!! Good grief. How many times do you need to be told this.
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@Angie *********
you don't need a background check. Stop looking at the Non-OA. That is not what you apply for. Listen to Brandon. Follow his advice. Apply for Non-O.
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@Betty ********
me neither. I might stay on retirement visa but don't currently have money in Thailand or an income there.
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@Betty ********
no idea what my plans are as yet. I'm not worried about it anyway. Just curious how Thai tax office will contact tourists who might spend over 180 accumulated days in Thailand, and tax them on what?
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@Mark *******
I'd retain my permanent home in UK, got some holiday property here too, which is why I use an accountant. Too much paintwork! Lol.
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@Mark *******
yes, the UK has reciprocal tax agreement with Thailand too. I'm sure it's not overly difficult using a tax accountant if need be.