there is no rule of thumb in Thailand and everything is open to interpretation and regional, I use Buriram immigration and Jomtien immigration and found Buriram extremely helpful and very flexible compared to Jomtien manly due to the work load and stupid people not playing by the rules
most countries don’t need police report correct me if I’m wrong medical is still required if applying for retirement visa outside the kingdom, l apply for retirement visa in the kingdom and didn’t require proof of medical insurance which l have
I went from 30 days visa exempt Australian. Then 30 extension then fly out of Thailand to Vietnam then 30 visa exempt and went to immigration two days later for 30 days extension which gave me the time to apply for retirement visa. First step 90 days retirement visa, 60 days later applied for 12 months extension three weeks later done
true and to get a bank account you generally need 30 days plus on your visa for bank of Bangkok to issue a bank account and statement for your 12 month extension
That is the first step you now have 90 day retirement visa non-0 before 08 October you need to do your 12 month extension on your retirement visa with regular 90 day report
30 days visa exempt on arrival the go to immigration for 30 days extension 1900 baht plus tm30 and three passport size photos straight forward but expect to waste a day waiting on in popular tourist destinations
I am now on retirement visa and transfer a minimum of 65-100k baht per month, must do 65k+ every month for 12 months without a break prior to renewing. Then get bank book updated and letter from bank. This way you don’t need 800k in bank account
I would 100% do it in Australia, wish l did my visa in Australia. If you have the means do it in Australia will cost you about the same and you arrive VIP