Retirement Visa

Applicants must demonstrate financial stability through one of the following means:

• Bank Deposit: Maintaining a security deposit of at least 800,000 Thai Baht in a Thai bank account for a specified period before the application.

• Monthly Income: Providing proof of a monthly income (such as a pension) of not less than 65,000 Thai Baht.

• Combination Method: A combination of a deposit account and annual income totaling not less than 800,000 Thai Baht.

These financial criteria ensure that retirees can support themselves during their stay in Thailand.  

Essential documents include:

• A passport with a validity of not less than 6 months.

• A completed and signed visa application form.

• Recent passport-sized photographs of the applicant.

• Evidence of meeting financial requirements, such as bank statements or income certificates.

• A medical certificate confirming the absence of prohibited diseases as specified by Thai authorities.

• A police clearance certificate from the applicant’s home country, verifying no criminal record.

These documents establish the applicant’s eligibility and intent for long-term stay in Thailand.  

Unfortunately this is not possible on this visa type. Employment of any kind is strictly prohibited under the provisions of The Thai Retirement Visa. This visa is intended solely for retirees who wish to reside in Thailand without engaging in any form of work or business activities.