@Lloyd *******

His visa expires after 4 months. Could that be an extension of stay?

@Shelina *****

or go to the evisa site and select “Great Britain/ B.O.T.” as your passport country.

@Shelina *****

This is the page you want. There is a link to visa exempted countries.

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@Shelina *****

then you’ve been misinformed. 😉

But you do need a British/Overseas British Territory passport.

As a British citizen you can enter Thailand for 14 days without visa.

Bermuda is not a country but a “British Overseas Territory”. Visa exemption is (a.o.) for holders of passports of Great Britain and its overseas territories.

@Ellie ******

I am confused. I was told just a few weeks ago that you can apply for a 90 day non-O visa within Thailand, but now you seem to write that after entering on a tourist visa one must leave Thailand and apply at an embassy outside of Thailand...

What is the real procedure and where can I find positive confirmation on official sites?

@Tod ********

I found the information about the procedure! Thankyou. That gives me a lot more time to arrange all the documents and stuff!

@Willem ***

You get that support letter only when you can show receipt of 3 months retirement money. I am moving almost immediately after my retirement. Besides, I won’t count on getting regular income from a government or an insurance organisation. The Dutch government is as reliable as the Dutch weather (i.e. not reliable at all) and the EU is eating all Dutch pension plans, so I am not going to rely on an income statement. Money in the bank is the only thing that counts.

@Tod ********

So you get the non-O when you are already in Thailand? I thought I needed to get it while I am still in my native country… (??).

@Dannie **************

Ah. I stand corrected. 😉