Which countries have visas dedicated to retired expats?

[Burma Bill]

7 hours ago, TheAppletons said:

Regarding the extendable E visa (not to be confused with e-Visa), when I go to the official Cambodian government website, I can apply for Visa T $36 (tourist only) or Visa E $42.  

 

Is your post meant to imply that the Visa E above cannot be extended as a "retirement visa" because you apply for it online?

 

https://www.evisa.gov.kh/application_new

Apologies for any confusion but the evisa website you qoute is for the online application of a Cambodian e.visa (also known as an e-Visa/electronic visa). This was introduced in 2006 to specifically help boost tourism and one prints it onto paper (in fact 2 copies are needed, one to present on entry and the other to present on exit). Details of this e-visa are entered in your passport. This visa cannot be converted/extended into a Retirement (ER) visa.

The Ordinary E visa is an adhesive visa which is stuck into your passport by Immigration at point of entry. This can be converted/extended into an ER visa.

Photos to assist:

First - e.visa (online 42$) which you have to print onto paper and present at point of entry. This cannot be used for an ER visa.

 

 

Second - Ordinary E visa which is stuck into passport and can be used for ER visa if you are 55 years or older.

(This photo is of an older version, the new one has blue background). 

$30 (at point of entry)

[Caldera]

1 hour ago, Burma Bill said:

Apologies for any confusion but the evisa website you qoute is for the online application of a Cambodian e.visa (also known as an e-Visa/electronic visa). This was introduced in 2006 to specifically help boost tourism and one prints it onto paper (in fact 2 copies are needed, one to present on entry and the other to present on exit). Details of this e-visa are entered in your passport. This visa cannot be converted/extended into a Retirement (ER) visa.

The Ordinary E visa is an adhesive visa which is stuck into your passport by Immigration at point of entry. This can be converted/extended into an ER visa.

Photos to assist:

First - e.visa (online 42$) which you have to print onto paper and present at point of entry. This cannot be used for an ER visa.

 

 

Second - Ordinary E visa which is stuck into passport and can be used for ER visa if you are 55 years or older.

(This photo is of an older version, the new one has blue background). 

$30 (at point of entry)

 

 

Your information is outdated. It is now possible to apply for an ordinary visa (E-type visa) using the eVisa website. As a previous poster wrote correctly, the fee is $42. A tourist (T-type) eVisa costs $36.