@Brandon ***********

don't feel offended. I just reminded that behind non O there's a lot of field.

@Erik **********

The "Non-O" visa in Thailand is a broad category for various purposes that don't fall under other specific non-immigrant visa types (like "B" for business/work or "ED" for education).

While sometimes referred to simply as "Non-O," it encompasses several sub-categories based on the purpose of stay. The main options for a Non-O visa include:

* Non-Immigrant O (General "Other Purposes"): This is a broad category covering various reasons, such as:

* Visiting family: For foreign nationals who are spouses, parents, or children of Thai nationals or non-Thai nationals residing in Thailand with a valid work permit or stay permit.

* Volunteering: For individuals performing duties for state enterprises or social welfare organizations.

* Medical Treatment: For those seeking medical care in Thailand.

* Sports Coach/Contestant/Witness: For specific roles in sports or judicial processes.

* Former Thai citizens: For those who used to have Thai nationality and wish to visit Thai relatives.

* **Non-Immigrant O-A (Long Stay Retirement Visa): Specifically for applicants aged 50 years and over who wish to stay in Thailand for a period not exceeding one year without the intention of working.

* Non-Immigrant O-X (Long Stay 10-Year Retirement Visa): A longer-term retirement visa available to nationals of specific countries with stricter requirements than the O-A visa.

It's important to note that the specific requirements and availability can vary depending on the applicant's nationality and the Thai embassy or consulate where the application is made. Always check with the official Royal Thai Embassy or Consulate website in your country of residence for the most up-to-date information.

@Brandon ***********

The "Non-O" visa in Thailand is a broad category for various purposes that don't fall under other specific non-immigrant visa types (like "B" for business/work or "ED" for education).

While sometimes referred to simply as "Non-O," it encompasses several sub-categories based on the purpose of stay. The main options for a Non-O visa include:

* Non-Immigrant O (General "Other Purposes"): This is a broad category covering various reasons, such as:

* Visiting family: For foreign nationals who are spouses, parents, or children of Thai nationals or non-Thai nationals residing in Thailand with a valid work permit or stay permit.

* Volunteering: For individuals performing duties for state enterprises or social welfare organizations.

* Medical Treatment: For those seeking medical care in Thailand.

* Sports Coach/Contestant/Witness: For specific roles in sports or judicial processes.

* Former Thai citizens: For those who used to have Thai nationality and wish to visit Thai relatives.

* **Non-Immigrant O-A (Long Stay Retirement Visa): Specifically for applicants aged 50 years and over who wish to stay in Thailand for a period not exceeding one year without the intention of working.

* Non-Immigrant O-X (Long Stay 10-Year Retirement Visa): A longer-term retirement visa available to nationals of specific countries with stricter requirements than the O-A visa.

It's important to note that the specific requirements and availability can vary depending on the applicant's nationality and the Thai embassy or consulate where the application is made. Always check with the official Royal Thai Embassy or Consulate website in your country of residence for the most up-to-date information.

@Erik **********

strange how people get grumpy and agressive over an answer to a post...

@Erik **********

are you aware of thai regulations. he said he wants to retire with his wife. Non o for retirement visa you have to show money. That's it. And even for a Non O spouse visa, you have to prove incomes and statement. And now it's getting difficult and quiet impossible to open an account with a tourist visa

To open a bank account under a tourist visa is not possible anymore. You will have to apply to a thai embassy with your bank account statement. There're different ways to handle this problem. About criminal records, they don't check so don't worry.

Yes you can make a visa run in Chiang Kong the same day

@Darrin ********

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