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Hello Farang friends :D

I am not sure I have understand this new rules yet but my self, I am retired (bad back) and I am 33 years old, been married for 10 year (same lovely bitch :o ) and we have 2 (sweet :D ) children toghether. I have 1.200.000 bath (1 year) income from Norway

and at this moment I have a NON O visa. My quastion is... Can I get 1 year retirement visa or not.

If NO what should I do ? What abuot my kids ? No dad to play with.

Thank you :D

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Is your wife Thai? If yes and you have family income of 40k baht per month you can extend your stay. As your income seems to be well above that figure all you need to do is have your Embassy provide a letter you have signed stating the amount and proof.

You can not obtain a retirement extension of stay.

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Is your wife Thai? If yes and you have family income of 40k baht per month you can extend your stay. As your income seems to be well above that figure all you need to do is have your Embassy provide a letter you have signed stating the amount and proof.

You can not obtain a retirement extension of stay.

You can not obtain a retirement extension of stay

My English is not perfect but what do you mean about that

Yes my wife is Thai.

Thanks

Edited by alexthaixxx
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Is your wife Thai? If yes and you have family income of 40k baht per month you can extend your stay. As your income seems to be well above that figure all you need to do is have your Embassy provide a letter you have signed stating the amount and proof.

You can not obtain a retirement extension of stay.

You can not obtain a retirement extension of stay

My English is not perfect but what do you mean about that

Yes my wife is Thai.

Thanks

Retirement extension is only granted if you are over 50

If you are married to a Thai, you can apply for a 1 year extension based on marriage/support but you must prove a minimum of 40.000 baht per month income (it can be combined between yoiu and your wife)

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I provided you the information for what you may qualify for. You do not qualify for a retirement extension of stay because you are under age 50.

Now that you have confirmed your wife is Thai would advise you to obtain yearly extensions of stay on the basis of 40k per month family income.

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