@Graeme *****

thank you

Is this only for visa on arrival? I have OA visa.

@Angie *********

you can get all of soi six to come with you for that price

I just received OA approval. The insurance requirement is an 'or' situation. For me I purchased one year medical insurance from a Thai approved company starting on the day I arrive in Thailand. The entire year coverage is purchased up front. The process was very easy, the Thai Embassy website provided a list of eligible companies and once purchased I received all required documentation within one day via email. I made copies of the documentation including the membership card and brought to thailand. This was important because immigration asked for proof of coverage at entry point entering Thailand. My copied documentation was accepted and I was stamped for the initial year. Hope this helps..

No when submitting e visa application.

OA retirement visa is $200 US

@Andy ********

I just received my O A yesterday took 13 days. Thanks for the post

Submit a new application, make the correction, and submit same documentation. Seems that's the only option.

I believe the spouse is eligible for the SS amount that is greatest between the two spouses. So if your SS is 1000 and your deceased spouse is 1500 then you would get 1500. I might be wrong but you can find out with a google search. Of course SS only kicks in when you reach eligible age. Good luck.

Most important is showing flight out of Thailand within the 60 days.