Key Visa Thailand

As with all long stay visas there is a financial criteria and what you are mainly doing is proving that you can reside in the Kingdom for a period of one year and listed below is how you can show the financial. You can deposit 800,000 Thai baht in a THAI bank account and for the first visa application the money must be in the bank for a period of 2 months before you can apply for your visa, please note on your renewal of the visa the money must ...

This visa is commonly known as a retirement visa due to the applicant having to be 50 years of age or above. A retirement visa is actually an extension of an original non-immigrant visa O or B type visa either a single entry visa or a multiple entry visa. The retirement visa allows you to reside in the kingdom of Thailand for a period of one year starting from the finish date of your 90 days of your non-immigrant visa. If you are wishing to resi...

What Are the Benefits Of Having A Thai Retirement Visa? No more tiring visa runs to the border for the duration of your visa Cost effective you pay one fee for the year You are given one stamp in your passport for the year which shows you a start date & a finish date on the stamp Placed in your passport will be a TM47 (alien staying longer than 90 days) slip of paper which will have a stamp on it advising you when to report to the immigr...

Report to Thai immigration every 90 days You have to report to your nearest immigration department ( in Pattaya it is located on Soi 5 Jomtien ) every 90 days and fill in a TM47 form advising the immigration officials where you are residing this is for your benefit & safety. The Immigration official will then tear off the bottom of the TM47 form & staple it into your passport this will have a stamped date on it advising you when you shou...