Any retired resident of Taiwan who is at least 50 years old, or any foreign national holding a Taiwan Permanent Resident Card, who wishes to apply for a multiple-entry Non-Immigrant Visa “O-A” for a stay in Thailand not exceeding one year may do so.”
- Taiwan ID card, passport, 2-inch passport photo
- An English-language certificate of deposit and a certified copy of the passbook showing detailed current account transaction history for at least three months (the passbook must be updated through the day before the application date, and the balance must remain at least 800,000 Thai baht (or the equivalent in foreign currency))
- Original copy of a medical examination form from a Taiwanese hospital (must be valid for no more than three months)
- A Certificate of Entry and Exit Dates issued by the National Immigration Agency of Taiwan’s Ministry of the Interior (covering records for the one-year period prior to the date of application).
- Taiwan Criminal Record Certificate (Certificate of Good Conduct) valid for three months
- When purchasing health insurance, the medical insurance plan must cover a confirmed diagnosis of COVID-19 and have a maximum benefit limit of $100,000.
- You can apply online in Taiwan; please visit the website of the Thai Trade and Economic Office.
Note:
- Prohibited from Working in Thailand
- The applicant must not be a person subject to an entry ban.
- Visa fee: 5,600 yuan
- Applicants who wish to sponsor their spouse to live with them in Thailand must submit an original and a copy of their marriage certificate if the spouse does not meet the requirements for a “Non-O-A” visa (the spouse may apply for a “Non-O” visa).