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Is the House and Land Title Deed a Normal Requirement for a Retirement Visa in Thailand?

Retirement Visa Chiang Mai Visa Requirements

Feb 5, 2020

5 years ago

Denise ***********

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Hi, asking for a friend who is applying for a Retirement visa. (New Zealander). All the other requirements are in place, lease agreement paperwork for rental that is 5 months into a year lease. (Chiang Mai) 

Visa agency is requesting House and Land title deed from the landlord and the landlord is not happy about it.

All other paperwork, such as books etc have been submitted by the landlord and the rental leasing agency she used.

Is this a normal requirement.?

Thanks in advance.

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A user is inquiring whether it is a standard requirement for a visa agency to request a house and land title deed from a landlord for a Retirement Visa application in Thailand. The landlord is unhappy with this request, raising questions about the necessity of such documentation.

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Robert *******

Visa agency can ask what ever they want, they do not issue a visa and do not make the Immigration requirements.

If a landlord is upset by a visa agent, they have to sort this out between them or with mediators, police or court.

This has nothing to do with immigration or visa application.

5 years ago

Benjamin ******

"Visa agency"? Is he using an agent?

Next question - what's a "retirement visa"? There is no visa that says "retirement" on it.

5 years ago

Slobodan *******

Unusual for. Immigration to ask for it.. Don't know

Maybe so one else would be able to answer that question...

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