Friendly, reliable retirement visa assistance in Chiang Mai. From first application to annual renewal — we manage your paperwork so you can focus on enjoying life in Thailand.
If you're planning to retire in Thailand, you deserve a smooth, stress-free process from start to finish.
We follow the latest rules for retirement visas in Thailand, so your application meets every current requirement.
We walk you through the proof of funds needed: bank deposits, income verification, seasoning periods, and bank letter preparation.
Our team prepares, reviews, and submits all necessary paperwork, saving you time and avoiding costly mistakes.
We're not an online-only agency. Visit our office, meet us in person, and get hands-on support whenever you need it.
Tell us where you're at — whether you're already in Thailand or planning your move. We'll assess your eligibility and explain exactly what's needed.
We review your financial situation and recommend the best retirement visa category for you — Non-O, Non-OA, or Non-OX.
We coordinate documentation, bank letters, medical certificates (where required), and submission. Clear updates at every stage — no guessing, no surprises.
Thailand offers several retirement visa categories. We help you choose the best path.
| Visa | Age | Where to Apply | Duration |
|---|---|---|---|
| Non-O (Retirement) Most Common | 50+ | Thai immigration or consulate abroad | 1 year (renewable annually) |
| Non-OA (Long Stay) | 50+ | Thai embassy in home country | 1 year (renewable once) |
| Non-OX (10-Year) | 50+ | Thai embassy (select countries) | 5 years + 5-year extension |
One of the most common questions: "How much money do I need to retire in Thailand?"
Deposited in a Thai bank account. Must be seasoned 2–3 months before application and maintained for 3 months after.
Proof of monthly pension or retirement income. Embassy income letter or bank statements as evidence.
Combined bank balance + annual income totalling 800,000 THB. We help you figure out which option works best.
First-time retirees aged 50+ planning to settle in Thailand long-term
Expats already in Thailand needing help with annual visa extensions or renewals
Visa converts — switching from a tourist visa, exemption, or other type to a retirement visa
Returning retirees who need to re-apply or update documentation after time abroad
Anyone who wants a trusted, English-speaking team in Chiang Mai to manage the process end to end
Your retirement visa doesn't end after the first year. Every 12 months, you'll need to extend — and every 90 days, report your address.
Tired of the paperwork? We take over your renewals — even if someone else did your original application. We'll review your current documentation and handle everything going forward.
Answer a few quick questions — we'll assess your situation and recommend the best visa path.
You may be able to convert without leaving the country.
Switch from a tourist visa or visa exemption to a retirement visa without leaving Thailand. We prepare the conversion documents and guide you through immigration.
Important: In-country conversion is typically available if you entered Thailand by air.
Contact us for details and a solution adapted to your situation.Short trip to Vientiane (Laos), Penang (Malaysia), or Savannakhet (Laos). We organise the consular application and documentation.
Typically 2–3 business days at the consulate.
We arrange everything for you.You need either 800,000 THB in a Thai bank account, or proof of 65,000 THB monthly income, or a combination of both totalling 800,000 THB annually. We help you prepare the right financial documents for your situation.
No. The retirement visa does not permit employment. If you need to work, you'd need a Non-B visa and work permit. However, many retirees manage investments or work remotely — consult us about your specific situation.
The initial visa is valid for 1 year. You can extend annually at immigration, indefinitely, as long as you continue to meet the financial requirements. The Non-OX visa offers a 5+5 year option.
Non-O is the most common — applied for inside Thailand or at a consulate, renewed annually. Non-OA is a 1-year visa from your home country embassy (requires health insurance). Non-OX is a 10-year visa available to citizens of select countries with higher financial requirements (3 million THB).
For the Non-OA visa, yes — minimum coverage of 400,000 THB inpatient and 40,000 THB outpatient. For the Non-O retirement visa, insurance is not currently mandatory but strongly recommended.
Yes, but you need a re-entry permit before you leave. Without one, your extension is cancelled. We arrange single or multiple re-entry permits as part of our service.
Every 90 days, you must report your address to Thai Immigration. It can be done in person, online, or we can handle it for you.
Absolutely. We take over renewal management regardless of who handled your original application. We'll review your documentation and handle everything going forward.
You must be 50 years or older at the time of application for all retirement visa categories.
In many cases, yes — especially if you entered Thailand by air. We assess your eligibility and handle the conversion process. Contact us for details.
Answer a few quick questions — we'll recommend the best visa path.