Reader question: Not enough income for a retirement visa
I arrived in Thailand after deregistering in the Netherlands, on October 10, 2016 with a Non Immigrant 'o'multiple entrance visa because I have 3 children in Thailand. I divorced their mother in Thailand in 2001. My youngest daughter turned 12 on October 2016, 20, so I can no longer qualify for the same visa on the basis of 'family visits' or care / maintenance of the children.
Reader question: Thailand in traveling with a one-way ticket?
I am in possession of a Retirement visa and can I then travel into Thailand with a one-way ticket. Since I can't fill in the departure card because I can't fill in a return date?
I have a retirement extension until November 23, 2016. I will leave the Netherlands on June 10 and arrive in Bangkok on June 11. Do I have to report to the emigration service again after 90 days, so I assume before or on September 8?
Visa Thailand: To Thailand for 6 months
My and my wife's non-immigration type O multiple entry visa expires October 17, 2016.
We want to fly to India October 1, 2016 and go to Thailand on December 1, 2016 for 6 months. We would like to have a retirement visa.
How many Baht per person should we have in the bank in Thailand to extend our retirement visa for another year?
I read for married couples 400.000 per person when it comes to a Thai with a farang. But does that also apply to a Dutch couple?
I want to come to Thailand for a month next month in September to Hua Hin or Cha am. I want to open a Thai bank account in this month and look for a house where I can live (with dog) from February 2016. So I want to emigrate.
Thailand visa question & answer: USD 25.000 at Citibank in Bangkok, accepted for visa?
For a retirement visa I have an amount of 25.000 USD (more than 800.00 baht) in a Citibank in Bangkok. This amount has been on the account for more than three months. Will this Citibank be allowed when applying for a visa?
How do I get multiple entry on the retirement visa? Can that be done immediately upon application for the first application or do I have to come back for that? And what are the costs of this?
I refer to Thailandblog section 'Question and Answer' with title 'emigrate and convert 90 days visa to annual visa', dated August 14, 2014, answered by Ronny and I have an additional question.
Reader question: Who has experience with the “Transfer of Pension Verification Form” in Thailand?
A reader reported via a PM that in Nong Khai, since this year, additional proof is required for the extension of a retiree mind visa. When applying for an extension, one must now fill in a “Transfer of Pension Verification Form” if one proves one's financial means by means of an income from a pension. Who also has experience with this?
I heard that in Bangkok it is possible to get a 3 year multiple entry retirement. I have been in Thailand for many years, with annual visa multi-retirement, but 3 years I have never heard of it.
Immigration Pattaya: Service keeps getting better!
If you live in Pattaya like me, you have to go to the Immigration Office in Soi 5 Jomtien at regular intervals for various (visa) formalities.
DOSSIER VISA THAILAND – introduction with 18 questions and overview of the most used visas
Questions about Thai visas regularly pop up on Thailandblog. Ronny Mergits (alias RonnyLatPhrao) thought this was a good reason to compile a file about it, and was helped by Martin Brands (alias MACB). Read the updated file 'Visa Thailand'.
I have a retirement visa until January 10, 2015. I am Belgian. I had obtained this in the normal way with a deposit of 800.000 baht. My pension is 1100 euros.
Reader question: My non-immigrant visa for 1 year Thailand is about to expire, what should I do?
My non-immigrant visa 1 year Thailand is almost over. I have the following questions…
I have a question about the retirement visa for Thailand (again). The question is about the moment of applying for this visa. I currently have my house for sale and when it is sold I will deposit enough money into my Thai bank account to meet the assets test.
Pattaya: More retirement visas issued, especially to Russians
The number of Thai visas issued for retired foreigners has risen sharply in the past year. According to the Chonburi Immigration Bureau, this number has even increased by more than 30%.