HCMC consulate~

Applied for soft power through Muay Thai and as unemployed, They are now requesting additional documents for proof of monthly income. The 6 months of bank statements I had already supply show proof of capital to support any one well beyond 5 years. Any one else come across this and have advise?

A small question from someone (me) who might possibly retire in Thailand one day: For a small condo, how much will I pay for electricity per month (using a/c)? And how much for water?

Thx.

Edit: My question was rather vague, I know 😂.

But I was just looking for a price RANGE - and I thank all of you for giving me that!!!🙏🙏🙏

Namaste ! I am a 53 year old Indian woman want to retire in Thailand . Coming in April for a month to explore possibilities.kindly suggest a budget friendly place to stay in BKK . I would highly appreciate if someone can suggest a genuine immigration lawyer. Thank You 🙏🏼🌹

Hi just want to ask if this plan is sound.

Background: UK passport holder, entered TH in Nov 2021. Arrived via sandbox on TR60 + 30 day extension, followed by 3 times Covid extension and a final Visa exemption after a trip to Malaysia. Left TH early Nov 22 back to UK.

Returning to TH mid Feb 23 on a METV and will start the B65k/month seasoning for 12 months. Appreciate the METV will get me at the maximum of 9 months with a few trips outside of TH, I can handle the last 3 months via other means. After 12 months of continuous deposits and trips outside TH, I will then apply for non-o based on being over 50.

Reason for 12 monthly deposits is that I can draw down on those funds and live, opposed to dropping 800k into a bank and deal with restrictive withdrawal levels.

Will this approach meet the requirements for future 12 months for retirement visa. TIA

Hey everyone me and my little family are looking to relocate to Thailand here in the next year, some advice on moving would be great 😀 we have a almost 3 year old so the safest place possible but so ready for this experience thanks in advance y’all.