Non O Visa (retirement)

[roger101]

It's due for renewal on 2nd July but I normally go 3 or 4 weeks early. What the latest news  on renewals.

[ThailandRyan]

The general consensus is to go and take care of it, but then you might give more info, like where you are currently in order for someone to give you more info..

[hotandsticky]

Did mine on Tuesday in Buriram, 39 days before expiry date. Very quiet.

[KarenBravo]

Did mine 42 days before due because of impending lock-down.

[roger101]

Pattaya

[garygooner]

Extensions are still being processed as usual. (Not included in Amnesty) Go 3/4 weeks like you normally would. 

[jacko45k]

15 hours ago, roger101 said:

Pattaya

Go do it as you would normally, a month early if possible.

[jaidee669]

One item that I cant find any help with. I want to apply for a retirement visa and qualify for most requirements ( I know that this is not necessary so, where rules and attitudes often change). But I have no idea about requesting a spouse visa to go along with my own for a Myanmar national of 35 years old. Can anyone advise please?

Thanks   

[ubonjoe]

23 minutes ago, jaidee669 said:

One item that I cant find any help with. I want to apply for a retirement visa and qualify for most requirements ( I know that this is not necessary so, where rules and attitudes often change). But I have no idea about requesting a spouse visa to go along with my own for a Myanmar national of 35 years old. Can anyone advise please?

Thanks   

Answered in another topic you posted.

https://forum.thaivisa.com/topic/1158233-retirement-visa/?do=findComment&comment=15395611