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You do not need to do a border bounce. You can extend for 1 year at Thai Immigration but you have to have qualifying insurance.
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I used American International Tax Advisors last year. You can get a free 30 minute consultation with them.
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Social Security no. State and private pensions possibly. You should talk to a tax attorney that understands the Thai/US tax treaty
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I had accident insurance from Kasikorn when I first opened a bank account. It was accident insurance and not comprehensive health insurance. I had an accident a few months later and Kasikorn paid off promptly.
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@Ronnie ******
The pensioner LTR doesn’t require investment but it does require $80,000 passive income and insurance.
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@Ronnie ******
When I was getting 1 year extensions on my OA visa at Bangkok immigration I arrived at 8:30am and was out before noon. It’s once per year and not that difficult to extend DIY
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@Mark ********
Congratulations. You are going to outsmart us all by doing border runs. 😂

I never thought of that 🤔
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@Mark ********
The original poster asked about retirement visas. You should read the post you are commenting on.
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@Mark ********
I get it. You like Vietnam. Vietnam doesn’t have a retirement visa. As for Thailand . . . Pattaya is your reference point? Really? You need to get out more before commenting on Thailand.
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@Robert ****
Visa agents will get you an O visa and the first 1 year extension. The O and OA are different visas. You can only get an OA in your home country. An agent in Thailand cannot get an OA for you. The O visa has no insurance or criminal background check requirements.