Immigration is not the problem, it would be your airline that possibly prevent you from boarding so best check with them

@Luit ****************

depends on his financial situation and if he wants/can get medical insurance

I would suggest you plan a visit here again soon, get a valid return ticket for 90 days, on arrival you receive the 60 day visa exempt, you can then go to immigration and get a further 30 day stay. So now you have 3 months to go to immigration, visa agents and get all the details, check out destinations where you intend to rent/live, research cost of living on a permanent basis, check out health insurance as hospital are great but can eat up your savings, open bank account etc and get prepared for the move here. It is very different to a holiday as it will be home for the future. Then return home to prepare for the 'move' get medical records, advise necessary businesses where you are going, prepare banking online and transferring funds and maybe selling up or shipping some belongings. I did this over a 6 month period to ensure everything was in order, it will save you time and money in the long term. Best of luck, I certainly have no regrets

@Morgan ******

does it includes ypur visit to neighbouring country & wait in hotel for a few days. Alternatively you pay for the services you need to save 500,000 baht and have it in a bank account anywhere but solely in your name

For many that be another year saving!

I'd start to gain knowledge about this visa Morgan by first scrolling through this group, so many write to thank for the assistance they achieved from it.

Many write where they went for the visa, what documents they gave or showed, how many days they waited etc

Go to the immigration office Jomtien soi 5 and there is a board displayed on the left of the entrance for this

@Tony *********

I did too but with a husband also from Britain and using an agent we were still highly taxed.

@Greg *******

OMG !!

@Wannikea ********

would think so, but depending on the OP circumstances it maybe a good alternative. Saving then keeping it for 6 months could mean a full calendar year

Here is one but no idea what their fees are