one year stay in thailand, which visa do i need

[dirtycash]

if i want to stay in thailand 1 year, which visa should i get ? a 1 year ( NON O ) does this visa entitle me to stay 15 months ?

i have both british and irish passports and im dual citizen.

which passport is best to use irish or british.

THANKS

[Jingthing]

What is the purpose of your visit for one year?

[nowretired]

A one year NON O visa will not be available to you unless

A: You are 65 years old and in receipt of the State Pension. OR

B: You are married to a Thai lady OR

C. You are over 50 and apply for an O/A visa

Details here

http://www.thaiembassyuk.org.uk/?q=node/4

[ubonjoe]

On what basis would you apply for the non-o visa? Married to Thai or having a Thai may be the only basis you can get one.

Using your Irish passport might help if you applied in Ireland if you are 50 for over.

[paz]

if i want to stay in thailand 1 year, which visa should i get ? a 1 year ( NON O ) does this visa entitle me to stay 15 months ?

i have both british and irish passports and im dual citizen.

which passport is best to use irish or british.

You had asked the same question already on 19/12/14 http://www.thaivisa.com/forum/topic/785392-dual-irishuk-citizen-long-stay-visa-needed-which-is-best

And again on 24/12: http://www.thaivisa.com/forum/topic/786493-how-can-i-stay-in-los-now-for-3-months-with-an-irish-passport

Of course you received complete answers, what makes you think that asking again and again you will receive different ones ?

[misterphil]

Youve asked this question before.

http://www.thaivisa.com/forum/topic/785392-dual-irishuk-citizen-long-stay-visa-needed-which-is-best/

Youre married to a Thai so get the Non O based on that.

Yes you can make the 12 month Non O last 15 months, but Im not telling you how cause youll probably ask again next year. Work it out for yourself.

[Suradit69]

if i want to stay in thailand 1 year, which visa should i get ? a 1 year ( NON O ) does this visa entitle me to stay 15 months ?

i have both british and irish passports and im dual citizen.

which passport is best to use irish or british.

You had asked the same question already on 19/12/14 http://www.thaivisa.com/forum/topic/785392-dual-irishuk-citizen-long-stay-visa-needed-which-is-best

And again on 24/12: http://www.thaivisa.com/forum/topic/786493-how-can-i-stay-in-los-now-for-3-months-with-an-irish-passport

Of course you received complete answers, what makes you think that asking again and again you will receive different ones ?

And last month you said you got a new job in UK and wanted to bring your Thai girlfriend to UK although you're still married to another Thai.

Very exciting life you have.

http://www.thaivisa.com/forum/topic/836589-visa-to-uk-for-a-girl-friend-though-i-am-still-legally-married-to-thai-national/#entry9564691

[PattayaPhom]

I think the OP is now separated but as he has 6Mil why not use some of that for the Elite option.

[Soutpeel]

Well on the business forum he is asking about setting up a little shop importing stuff from China and asking about import tax