Retirement Visa
For applicants aged 50 and over who want to settle in Thailand long term.
- Non-O retirement in Thailand
- Non-O-A from your home country
- Annual extensions handled
Thai Visas, Handled Properly
Whether you're retiring, marrying, studying, working remotely or doing business in Thailand — we find the right visa for you and manage the application from start to finish.
Thailand's long-stay visa for remote workers, freelancers and people taking soft-power courses such as Muay Thai or Thai cooking — with options to bring your spouse and children.
Every Route Covered
Requirements differ for each visa and change from time to time — we check the current rules for your nationality before you apply.
For applicants aged 50 and over who want to settle in Thailand long term.
For foreign nationals married to a Thai citizen.
For students enrolled at an accredited Thai school, university or language school.
For employees of Thai companies and business owners operating in Thailand.
The 10-year Long-Term Resident visa for qualifying high-value applicants.
For holidays and longer visits when you're not yet ready for a long-stay visa.
Bring your partner and children with you on your main visa.
Stay compliant once you're in Thailand, without the immigration-office queues.
After You Arrive
Getting the visa is only the start. We keep you compliant for as long as you stay.
Simple Process
Tell us your plans and we'll recommend the right visa route.
We review every document before submission to reduce refusal risk.
We prepare and manage your application with the right authority.
Reminders and help with reports, extensions and renewals.
Free, No Obligation
Send us your details — your enquiry opens in WhatsApp, ready to send.
Good to Know
It depends on your age, nationality, finances and what you plan to do in Thailand. Remote workers and soft-power learners usually suit the DTV; over-50s the retirement visa; those married to a Thai citizen the marriage visa. Use the visa finder above or message us for a free recommendation.
No one can guarantee approval — the final decision always rests with the Thai embassy, consulate or immigration office. What we do is check your documents thoroughly before submission, which greatly reduces the most common causes of refusal.
Some visas must be applied for outside Thailand, while others can be obtained or converted inside the country. The rules vary by visa type and nationality, so we confirm the right route for you before you book any travel.
Foreigners staying in Thailand for more than 90 days in a row must notify immigration of their address every 90 days. We can handle these reports for you so you never miss a deadline.
Yes, on most long-stay visas — including the DTV, retirement and business visas — your spouse and children can usually apply as dependants. We prepare the family's applications together.
Some visas, such as the Retirement (Non-O-A) and LTR visas, require proof of health insurance. We can arrange a compliant policy through our insurance services.
Speak to our multilingual team in English, Thai, Hindi, Polish, Russian or Chinese.