@Barry **************

Bangkok is a terrific city! Speak for yourself. Over 2 years and I'm loving every day. I'm not going crazy at all. It can be very relaxing depending on how you handle it. Thailand is definitely best enjoyed being single.

@Brown *******

Wow, so sad! You allow the missus to dictate your future? I'd say maybe marriage is optional too.

@Alan ****

Agreed! I just did this 2 weeks ago. Saw the same sea of people waiting for their number to be called. I had to wait too, but in a coffee shop drinking a latte while my agent took care of business. I ❤️ my agent!

Not even close! Triple that amount.

@Anna ********

That's my opinion AND my experience. I can choose to reuse my agent or do it alone, but my agent has helped me out so much I will continue to use her services.

@Tom *******

I got a retirement Visa, but entered Thailand on the 60 day tourist Visa with 30 day extension. Everything was handled once I arrived into the country. Other than preparing those documents, I had no interaction with any Thai embassy located in the US

@Philip *******

I'll send you a link as to how I got mine.

I'll send you a link as to how I got mine.

On my reconnaissance trip to Bangkok I met up with a Visa agent and we discussed all the required paperwork and the process to expect. Then when I actually made the move a few months later I had the police check document and the health information prepared, met up with my agent again, and got everything taking care of at immigration in under a day. I did everything upon arrival into BKK. Highly recommend this approach.

Return to Thailand, hire a visa agent, and get all the necessary immigration experience completed in under a day.