As of October 23, I have at least THB 65.000 per month through AOW. Can I keep my current monthly income from October 2024 for extension February 23 or will I look at the full income for 2023, which is not yet sufficient for that year?
Thailand Visa question 058/23: Fixed deposit or savings account for extension due to retirement
For my extension of residence on the basis of retirement, I have had more than 800.000 THB on my SCB savings account for over two years, the only account I have now and from which I always put money and make payments. I understand that this amount must be in an account every year 2 (or 3) months before the application for the extension, and 3 months after the application. In the interim period it cannot fall below 400.000. To be on the safe side, I will not let the amount fall below 800.000 THB anyway.
TB Immigration Info Letter 049/22: Immigration Bangkok and extension of retirement
I did my visa extension yesterday and it went well. Had neatly made an appointment at Immigration in Bangkok and was outside again after an hour.
Thailand Visa Question No. 182/22: New Passport
At the end of August I have to renew my extension for another year, but my passport expires on 9-02-2023. My question is, do I have to apply for a new passport at the Belgian embassy because it is no longer valid for 09 months on 02-2023-6?
I am domiciled in Belgium. I will be returning to Thailand very soon after a stay of 4 months in Belgium. I have a retirement extension based on a NON-IMM O visa. I also have a re-entry valid until the end of January 2023.
Today, April 8, I visited immigration to extend my retirement visa based on pension income. After visiting the bank for the letter regarding my account and an overview of deposited amounts from April 8 (200 Baht) 2021 to April 8, 2022, I was at immigration at 10.00 a.m. and was outside again at 10.15:14.00 a.m. with the number for the later collection of passport (Monday after XNUMX p.m.) outside again.
Soon I have to extend my retirement visa for 1 year. I have this visa from 2017. In December I read that the amount of 800.000 Baht may be increased, but did not read about it later. So is the amount still 800.000 Baht?
Have I understood correctly, if you have a NON-O visa with retirement extension, as in my case as a 74 year old, do you not need additional health insurance? But a $19 Covid-100.000 insurance policy? I am insured in the Netherlands with regard to medical expenses. I also understand, next year I will be 75 that I will have to take out extra insurance that will cost me at least 40.000 thb.
If you want to apply for a work permit and you have a permit to stay on a retirement basis. Is such a combination possible because officially you are not allowed to work with such a permit? If not, what visa(s) do you need for volunteer workpermit?
Thailand visa question No. 145/20: What happens to my extension after my wife dies?
A few weeks ago I wrote an article about the leprosy of my wife and myself. After a short illness, my wife passed away on 1-9-2020. Not from leprosy but from a bacterial infection in the blood. The farewell has been. In addition to the emotional side, which I want to take plenty of time for, I also have to sort out and arrange a number of things.
I meet all the requirements to apply for a retirement extension visa. However, the immigration man claims that I have to transfer my income of 65.000 baht every month to a Thai account. Since I am still registered in Belgium and also rent an apartment, it is impossible to comment on that.
This morning (May 26) to immigration Hua Hin for extension retirement. Armed with passport, visa support letter from embassy, application form, necessary copies of used passport pages and 1.900 Baht. Arrived at 08.50:XNUMX am. Immediately walked upstairs (normal), this turned out to be wrong.
Was February 13 at Chiangmai Immigration for the extension of temporary stay in the Kingdom on the basis of retirement (non-o visa).
It was old-fashioned busy again, had the following documents.