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Other way around you will get a 60 day visa exempt stamp, and you will be able to get another 30 days extension at your local immigration office for 1,900 baht, giving you a total of 90 days inside of Thailand.
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Health insurance is not mandatory for your visit, but I would strongly recommend purchasing travel insurance just to be on the safe side, you never know.
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OA extensions require 3 million baht health insurance coverage, the old rule was 400,000 baht inpatient coverage, but that changed a few years ago.
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Get travel insurance from your own country if you are looking at 2 months
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You should be getting travel insurance before you leave home, as you don’t say what country you live in, but if you live in Australia for example you can purchase a 12 month travel insurance policy.
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@Todd ********
yes, correct but the 100k USD must have been in your account for not less than 12 months before you apply for the LTR visa.
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@Jo *********
yes and it must have been in your account for no less than 12 months before you apply
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@Tom **********
yes the LTR visa requires health insurance coverage worth 50,000USD and must have at least 10 months validity when you apply.
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The Non O visa based on retirement, this doesn’t require health insurance, but you must meet the financial requirements.