Worry free package retirement in Thailand

The golden years and retirement life in Thailand for those with a pension fund of USD 4,166 and above

1. Cost of living i.e. accommodation, food, leisure and other activities
   
2. Retirement visa
   
3. Health insurance
   
4. Cautions on health issues, i.e. food poisoning and heat stroke
   
5. Coping with emotional instability, loneliness and caution on swindler in Thailand
   
6. Hospital and accessibility to medical services
   
7. Nursing home
   
8. Death - preparation for functions related to death/funeral
   
9. Expat communities
   
10. Transportation within the city
    
11. Transportation across the cities in Thailand
    

1. Cost of living in Thailand, i.e. accommodation, food, leisure and other activities.

It is undeniable that Thailand is one of the most popular destinations for retirement due to the lower cost of living compared to other countries but at the same time offer higher quality of life at a lower cost. With a pension fund of around THB 150,000 or USD 4,000 a month, you will be able to live comfortably in Thailand with a luxurious lifestyle full of great facilities and entertainment.

The land of smiles is filled with fancy shopping malls and restaurants with food from a Michelin star chef that you could experience at the cost of around USD 500 or even lower. If you are not a fan of fancy restaurants, there are also local food, street food, and international food that you could have access to all the time at a very low price starting from USD 1 !!

Not to mention the taste and quality of food it has to offer which is known to be extraordinary here. Apart from all the food you could find here, Thailand also has a lot of entertainment and sport facilities including theatre, golf club, rock climbing, fitness, cooking class or school that conduct in English if being a chef has always been your dream. These facilities will only cost you around USD 10 for theatre, USD 20 for fitness facilities per day, and USD 30 to USD 100 (fancy one) for cooking classes. If indoor activities are not your jam, we also have all the parks that you can be embedded in nature which some parks do also offer a huge cycling and running trail as well.

Getting into more serious business like accommodation. The rental price for accommodation in Thailand is ranging from USD 600 to USD 1,600 per month for a condo in the heart of Bangkok like Phrom Phong, Asoke, or Sukhumvit. The price starting from USD 600 would be a fully furnished one studio bedroom with full amenities and common area facilities. However, at around USD 900 you will be able to get a fully furnished one bedroom with separate living room area and kitchen with full amenities as well.

For the rental above USD 1,200, you will be able to get a proper suite room and at a higher price for two bedrooms and two bathrooms suite with separate kitchen and living area. These mentioned condos or apartments are in the city centre where all the malls, metro, sky train, public transportation ,restaurants, hospitals, and other facilities are very easy to access and within walking distance. If you prefer a bigger space like a house, there is also a housing community which is packed with expats in Thailand called Nichada Thani situated in Nonthaburi province which is right next to Bangkok (suburban area).

This housing community does offer houses and condominiums for sales and rental. We can say that it is literally a town of expat since they do have their own shopping and restaurants plaza, facilities including tennis court and olympic size pool, salon, medical clinic, spa, and even one of the most famous international schools in Thailand, International School Bangkok (ISB), is also there. The rental costs there are around USD 1,000 for a two bedroom two bathroom suite condominium, USD 1,700 for a three bedroom 260 sqm house, and USD 3,000 for a four bedroom 399 sqm house.

Since it is a town/community of expats, you will be able to make a lot of new friends in your neighbourhood with a lot of great facilities and centres to hangout and network with your new friends. Apart from Bangkok and Nonthaburi, cities like Chiang Mai and Hua Hin are also famous amongst expats for retirement. The rental cost of a condominium or a house in these two cities are ranging from USD 320 for a condo and USD 550 for a two bedroom house. These two cities are also known as a tourist destination so it is filled with shopping malls, restaurants, facilities and entertainment so you can still live comfortably with fun and activities but at the same time can also indulge in nature and peace these (smaller) cities have to offer.

2. Retirement visa

If the above information does pique your interest in moving to Thailand for a retirement life, one of the most important things (and indeed very essential) is your visa. Thailand does offer a retirement visa (non-immigrant O), in which you can apply directly by yourself at the Thai Embassy in your country or by coming in with a tourist visa then convert it to the retirement visa (non-immigrant O) at the immigration office in Thailand. You can refer to the list of requirements and required supporting documents in this link from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MoFA), Thailand. Alternatively, you can also obtain the visa/stay permit through the visa agency company to avoid all the fuss when it comes to administrative documents and details. There are many legal and trustworthy visa agency companies in Thailand which offer you a service to go through all the processes starting from preparing and reviewing your supporting documents.

Office in Bangkok

• Belle Park Narathiwas 24
  

Office in Pattaya

• Soi Pattaya Klang 12

whatapp +66818068098

line id @898rebmy

For Tourist Visa Holders who are 50 years old and above.

We can help you help you to convert your VISA with out leaving Thailand

This VISA will last you 15 months

- All we need is Copy of your passport , first page and entry stamp page,

- 4 pcs of photo 4x6cm on white back group

Total fee 36000 but

If you have non O VISA 26000

It is depend where do you like, I suggest you take a short stay first for all cities Bangkok and Pattaya the cost of living and the properties are the same, as well as hospital in Bangkok has much bigger choices, tell us your budget we find best place for you, something have to be consider is travel to airport, flight routing, hospital services.