I have Non 'O' retirement visa, a rental bungalow in my name and a Thai Partner. My Thai partner is now making cakes and other foods in the bungalow and delivering them to customers. I will not be doing any work but it is inevitable that when I go shopping in Macro for groceries that some of her ingredients will end up in the same trolley. My question is will any of this impact on my Non 'O' visa status?

No

5 minutes ago, CaptainWindsock said:

I will not be doing any work but it is inevitable that when I go shopping in Macro for groceries

Why won't you do any work, no one will see you, it's the best occupation in Thailand.

There's an Aussie guy, owns a pie shop in Jomtien, owns the best pie shop in Thailand, he's there every morning, slaving over the dough counter, making pies.

He's incognito, raking in the cash 💲💲💲💲💰💰💰

Edited 1 hour ago1 hr by SAFETY FIRST

Both my Missus and myself run a small business which is partly run from home, and partly from farms. We post about our work on social media - so our business is not a secret. While I have a valid work permit, nobody has asked to see it in the last 5 years of running our business, and it's never even mentioned when visiting Immigration.

So a bit of shopping for your wife's business seems like an extremely low to zero risk to me.

I help the wife with her businesses nearly everyday and not a peep about it from anyone, though in the house and out of sight except for the shopping for supplies.

7 minutes ago, Kinnock said:

So a bit of shopping for your wife's business seems like an extremely low to zero risk to me.

His "Thai partner" not Thai wife.

With a Non O extensions based on retirement a requirement is no working in Thailand.

Those with extensions based on marriage to Thai can obtain work permit

I think (but I'm not sure) a husband can work for a wife's business. When I hear "partner", I always assume it's a same-sex relationship.

I think the issue is when there is a big sh*t storm.