Non Immigrant O Multi Entry From Birmingham

[maechanman]

Anybody had any experience obtaining a Non Imm Multi O visa from Birmingham (UK) by showing bank a statement with balances of at least the pensionable requirement (£900) per month.

By my calculation £10800 is the total,I don't have a pension but could show a balance on a bank statement in excess of this amount and I'm over 50.

I've had these type of visa's issued from Hull before they beefed up the requirements and am currently on a retirement visa which expires soon.

I prefer the flexibility of the multi entry.

Thanks

[beano2274]

Seems by reading your post your are in Thailand, why not go to one of the countries around here?

[maechanman]

Seems by reading your post your are in Thailand, why not go to one of the countries around here?

A couple of reasons.

I'm leaving for the UK anyway at the end of this month and I think you need proof of marriage to a Thai when applying in neighbouring countries.

I'm not married.

[Mario2008]

In that case the UK is indeed your best bet. Countries in the area will probably only issue a single entry non-O. For a multiple based on retirement one would go to Europe or Australia.

[CharlieH]

Dont see the benefit of an O ? if your in Thailand, get an extension based on retirement, and a multi re-entry permit and your good to come and go as you please as many times as you like.

The difference being with an O you have to do border runs every 90 days, with the retirement extension you have to report every 90 days, which can be done by Post too.

[moe666]

Why not extend your retirement and get a re-entry permit.

[Mario2008]

Maybe the exchange rate is not very good at this moment and he rather want to wait before transferring cash to Thailand.

[fredob43]

The man to speak to in Birmingham is Mr David Hughes www.thailand-visa.com He will put you right on what you will have to do. Hope this help's.

[maechanman]

Why not extend your retirement and get a re-entry permit.

One of the reasons is in post number 7 and also I enjoy travelling so don't mind leaving the country every 3 months.

[maechanman]

The man to speak to in Birmingham is Mr David Hughes www.thailand-visa.com . He will put you right on what you will have to do. Hope this help's.

Many thanks I'll give him a bell.