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@Colin *******
VOA is 30 days and not extendable. You're confusing VOA with visa exempt, which is 45 days on entry.
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@John **********
Haha! You really havent got a clue, have you? Resorting to personal insults when you know your comments dont hold any water.

Very sad!
Steve *******
Apply at your local Thai Embassy/Consulate.
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@John **********
Your figures are incorrect, over 90% of vaccinated people have survived Covid, you obviously didnt learn much at your so called prestigious hospital.

I bet you think the Earth is flat!
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@John **********
Masks and vaccines are NOT designed to prevent the spread of infections. They are there to lessen the effects of covid/infections and both are proven to work very effectively.
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They take USD or Baht but you'll get any change in Riel.
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@Mark *******
The OA is also often referred to as a retirement visa but the commonly used 'retirement visa' is the Non Imm O, it's issued for many reasons, ie being over 50(retirement), marriage, dependancy and volunteering. The irony is there's NO official retirement visa and you dont need to be retired to get the Non Imm O or the OA.
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Buy the Non Imm O visa based on being 50 or over, commonly known as a 'retirement visa' from the RTE London via the evisa system. This gives you 90 days on entry to Thailand enough time to open a bank account and season your 800k bt for 2 months. You then apply for yearly extentions of stay based on 'retirement'.
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Usually 2-3 days. You can check the status of your application on the evisa site.