Long Tern Visa

[anong1]

I was married to a Thai lady for 10 years than had an amicable divorce. During

that time I have become "family" with her parents, sisters/relatives, vist them often and still send support. Although now divorced do you think I have a chance with the Americn Embassy to get a long term visa since I plan to move there now. I am well over 55. Thanks you your ideas

[Ajarn]

I was married to a Thai lady for 10 years than had an amicable divorce. During

that time I have become "family" with her parents, sisters/relatives, vist them often and still send support. Although now divorced do you think I have a chance with the Americn Embassy to get a long term visa since I plan to move there now. I am well over 55. Thanks you your ideas

If money is no problem, then the visa won't be a problem either, in my experience. Do a search here in the visa section for more details or post a more specific question there.

[lopburi3]

The American Embassy has nothing to do with Thai visas, if that is what you are talking about. To come here in retirement requires 800k baht in a Thai bank account or a combination of pension/deposit amounting to 800k per year. The US Embassy will provide a letter to help in this process but that is their only involvement. This stay can be extended on a yearly basis without leaving Thailand upon proof of funds and basic medical exam.

[dr_Pat_Pong]

I was married to a Thai lady for 10 years than had an amicable divorce. During

that time I have become "family" with her parents, sisters/relatives, vist them often and still send support. Although now divorced do you think I have a chance with the Americn Embassy to get a long term visa since I plan to move there now. I am well over 55. Thanks you your ideas

You are of retirement age ( over 50 years of age is how Thai Immigration see that ) so simply go for a retirement visa.