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@John ******
It is available in many countries - including the U.K. It’s just not included in those allowed in under Covid restrictions so not being issued at the moment. It also used to be available in the USA, don’t know about Australia, but it’s not now.

It is available in more countries than it’s not available.
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@Stan ******
The Non O for ‘retirement’ has not been available in the USA for some time now, unfortunately.

You ‘might’ find a Thai Company to provide insurance though likely expensive. Just out high deductibles to reduce premium.

I’m not sure of rules of this group so I’ll send a Message if that’s ok?
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I’ve read through all the replies and I’m still not sure you’ve got an answer to your question - but there are a lot of very confused people in this group!

Anyway, TO ANSWER YOUR ACTUAL QUESTION, no RTEs are not issuing new Non O visas for Retirement now as it is not on the list of visas currently allowed to enter Thailand. Only Non O-A visas are being issued for retirement in RTEs at the moment.

FYI (and some others) the Non O-A visa is only issued in RTEs it is not available within Thailand.

The Non O visa for retirement is issued both in RTEs and within Thailand (often through an agent) BUT it is no longer available in some countries (eg USA, Australia) which tends to add to the confusion. It is usually available in the U.K. but not at the moment.
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Yes, sorry. I was replying to the original comment - still not fully got the hang of this App!
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@Ian ****
Read the website. It clearly says they are not issuing STV or TV.

They’re busy enough without people bothering them needlessly.
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Oops, so it does sorry. However, on the GCI ranking Sweden has dropped recently and is now 37th.
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At the moment you can get a 60-day Tourist Visa from RTE Stockholm. You need to have had at least
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0 SEK in your bank account for the last 6 months.

BE AWARE though that this is only available to countries on the Thailand ‘low risk’ list and Sweden is currently 27th out of 30th. That ranking could change at the end of the month and then the visa would not be available.