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Look at the elite visa, or privilege visa as it’s now called, it’s probably your best option. You might be retired in the US but to get any visa based on retirement for Thailand you must be minimum 50 years old.
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You cannot switch from a OA visa to a Non O inside of Thailand, you need to leave the country to break the chain.
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The best visa is the one that suits your own requirements, as you didn’t mention any details about yourself who can answer that question 🤷‍♂️
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@Ken ********
you cannot convert a Non OA visa to a Non O visa inside of Thailand, you must leave the country to break that chain.
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Try AXA they have specific policies for the OA visa
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@Kyle *******
you will definitely need to show the financial requirement of 800,000 baht in your own bank account, if you extend the OA visa inside of Thailand.
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Australian passport holders receive a free 30 day visa exempt stamp upon arriving in Thailand, you also have the option to get a 30 day extension at immigration for 1,900 baht. So basically 30 days for free and up to 60 if you wish for 1,900 baht.
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Well that all depends on your age, level of cover required, pre-existing conditions, deductible chosen, amongst other things, to get a better answer you must be more specific.