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  1. Hi all I realize this topic has been covered before but I do wish to ask again as it doesn't seem so straight forward

    i wil be turning 50 in April and wish to get a retirement visa

    I have 80000 in the bank and also own a condo,by the way I'll be exiting thailand mid march returning end of march

    so I am wondering whether I should try to get the visa by myself or should I just pay an agent to do it?

    the plan is to enter thailand with a tourist visa and an exit from Thailand to Vientiane which I may use to attempt to get the non immigrant o

    as i said i would prefer to try to do it myself but wonder if there will be hiccups like medical report or criminal record needed , while I have also heard that the original sa nook with blue book is needed

    anyway any replies or experiences would be welcome

    by the way i will try to get a tourist visa in osaka,,regards and thanks

  2. On September 21, 2016 at 3:54 PM, calbts2 said:

    I got one in April.

    US Passport and here is what they wanted:

    1. Application

    2. 1450 Phil. Pesos

    3. Air tickets into and out of Thailand

    4. My recent bank statement (I used one of my US accounts with over $10,000 in it - I do not know if they require a certain minimum amount but obviously the more the better.)

     

    Go in the morning and I think I got it back 2 business days later in afternoon.

    Not a very crowded embassy - maybe 15 applicants when I was there and about all were Filipinos.

     

    For tourist visas - Filipinos have to fill out an additional information sheet and I suspect it will be harder for them to get a tourist visa than a foreigner.

     

    And yeah - unlike most countries on the planet - I got the impression at the airport that Philippines Immigration is more concerned with grilling and harassing their own departing citizens rather than concentrating on foreigners. I breezed right through while my Filipino girlfriend had to wait in a long line and got the 3rd degree.  One step below North Korea - completely asinine, treating supposedly free adults like children needing permission from their own government to leave their own country, not to mention the ridiculous travel tax they impose on them. Hopefully their new President will change that.

     

     

     

     

    On September 21, 2016 at 3:54 PM, calbts2 said:

    I got one in April.

    US Passport and here is what they wanted:

    1. Application

    2. 1450 Phil. Pesos

    3. Air tickets into and out of Thailand

    4. My recent bank statement (I used one of my US accounts with over $10,000 in it - I do not know if they require a certain minimum amount but obviously the more the better.)

     

    Go in the morning and I think I got it back 2 business days later in afternoon.

    Not a very crowded embassy - maybe 15 applicants when I was there and about all were Filipinos.

     

    For tourist visas - Filipinos have to fill out an additional information sheet and I suspect it will be harder for them to get a tourist visa than a foreigner.

     

    And yeah - unlike most countries on the planet - I got the impression at the airport that Philippines Immigration is more concerned with grilling and harassing their own departing citizens rather than concentrating on foreigners. I breezed right through while my Filipino girlfriend had to wait in a long line and got the 3rd degree.  One step below North Korea - completely asinine, treating supposedly free adults like children needing permission from their own government to leave their own country, not to mention the ridiculous travel tax they impose on them. Hopefully their new President will change that.

     

     

     

     

  3. anyone here have any recent info of obtaining a single entry tourist visa in manila,,i need one for myself and my phillipine girlfriend

    i have rung the embassy there and they told me that they have toughened up the requirements ,,suprise suprise,,whilsttney also told me of the requirements,,

    unfortunately i think i will need to try at the embassy ,,but if unsucessfull will just come in on a 30 day visa exempt with my girlfriend with the intention of staying for 30 days before departing to a friendlier place in savannaket to get the tvs

    any recent experiences would be welcome,,regards member

  4. strangely though i had never been to cambodia seeking a visa for my philipina girlfriend but she was denied while i also triedand eventually got her one in penang though i think i might have paid extra,,but i certainly would not go back there looking for another one,but if agreed with n general that after knocking on the same door places like even savannaket have said no ,,thus i headed and have had sucess at savannaket

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