Retirement Visa Udon Thani – Handled by Licensed Thai Lawyers

Applicants must be 50+, show THB 800,000 in a Thai bank (≥ 2 months), or a monthly pension ≥ THB 65,000. O-A applicants need police & medical certificates plus insurance with COVID-19 cover (THB 3 million).

Keep the THB 800,000 deposit in your Thai bank for ≥ 3 months before renewal, maintain valid Thai insurance, and file 90-day reports. Police/medical documents not usually required again.

The extension fee is THB 1,900 per year (payable at Immigration). For reapplying via consulate: THB 2,000–5,000 depending on single or multiple-entry. O-X costs approx. THB 10,000 for 5 years.

Insurance conditions have been eased, with more accepted providers and simplified COVID-19 requirements. LTR visa now available for wealthy retirees with fewer reporting obligations.

• 90-day Non-O: ~USD 80
• O-A multiple-entry (1 year): THB 5,000
• O-X 5-year: THB 10,000
• LTR Visa: ~THB 50,000 (handled via BOI)

Download directly from the Thai e-Visa portal or your local Thai embassy/consulate website. Most use the TM.7 or online equivalents.

You must be at least 50 years old at the time of application for all retirement visa types.

Yes. For O, O-A, and O-X visas, you must notify Immigration of your current Thai address every 90 days. The LTR visa requires only once-a-year reporting.

No. Employment is prohibited on O, O-A, and O-X visas. The LTR visa allows work if you hold an accompanying digital work permit.

📊 Summary Table

• Minimum Age: 50+
• Bank Funds Required: THB 800,000 (≥ 2–3 months)
• Income Alternative: THB 65,000/month
• Insurance Needed: Inpatient ≥ THB 400k, Outpatient ≥ THB 40k (+ THB 3M COVID cover for O-A/X)
• Visa Renewal Fee: THB 1,900
• Can Work? ❌ (Only LTR holders with permit)
• 90-Day Reporting: ✅ Required