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Retirement Visa from USA.... need input from those who have them.

frostfire

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yeah, I've got another 5 years or so before my retirement from the navy, and will make a few more trips to complete the process and

purchase a condo or house, I can't wait, I am getting to old after 25 years mucking around on these damm ships!lol...

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lovedog100

Reggie, I was able to live in Pattaya comfortably on 100,000 baht a month without having to watch my spending. That is less than it cost me to live in the US, and I sure don't enjoy my life as much.

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I'll agree that it over simplifies, but that it's also very doable if you have either 800,000 Baht in a Thai bank, or a letter from the embassy. Though not possible if someone were to show up just be

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I wouldn't waste time with a 60 day visa. You have to have a type O visa before you can apply for a retirement visa. You can apply for that in the US, or wait and do it in Thailand. As Jacko said,

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