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@Will ***********
As
@Pascal ****
said, get a Non O. You’ll need the insurance for the initial application but not for any subsequent Extension. Saves you buying a second policy each year when you already have insurance.
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@Bobby *******
Yes, but that’s not what you said. It’s also no good if someone wants to settle in Thailand.
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@Bobby *******
Neither require 800k in Thai bank account for initial application. Both require it for annual Extension.
David *******
You don’t need insurance for the Non O ‘for Retirement’. Get that visa.

You can then buy whatever insurance suits you best and not worry about it meeting Immigration requirements.
David *******
@Chan *****
I don’t usually post details publicly but this one is all over Facebook so as an example:
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@Chan *****
in Pattaya agents charge 3500-3700 baht to open account for you.
David *******
There is a small chance that Thai Immigration will ask, there is a greater chance that the airline will ask at check-in.

You might be ok but there’s a decent chance that you won’t.
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@Andrew *******
the RTE London website says 3 months so, as they handle applications, I’m going by that. You could always contact them to check everything as I’ve been told they don’t actually enforce the insurance requirement even though it’s on the website.

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David *******
It’s been a requirement for a while but if it’s a Non O for being over 50 then it’s either proof of pension OR the 10k for 3 months not both. I recently got a Non O and used an occupational pension.
David *******
Father gives permission for daughter to travel abroad.