Tila Legal

**LoongUdom** · 27-06-2013, 08:39 AM

Has anyone had any experience with Tila Legal for obtaining a retirement visa?

**Necron99** · 27-06-2013, 08:59 AM

No, but mate, it's a simple application form with some passport photocopies and a bank statement.
Why would you need a legal firm?
The guys outside the consulates in Asia will fill it all out and make sure you have everything you need for a few baht..

**The Big Fella** · 27-06-2013, 10:14 AM

As necron says its very easy to do and a legal firm will charge you a fortune for filling in a form. If you are going to Penang then look up Jim on Chulia street and drop in and he will take it all to the embassy and collect it for a few hundred Baht.

**poorfalang** · 27-06-2013, 01:39 PM

i agree fellas, any visa, you have a check list
this this this and this, simple,
don't have this, go get it before applying
if you cant get a item maybe you do not qualify for the visa, simple,
in that case look a\for an agent he will make you qualify

( not advised) at a cost,
good luck

**LoongUdom** · 30-06-2013, 02:37 PM

Thanks for the comments. Did it myself with marriage visas and work visas for 9 years in the 80's. Returning to stay and thought it might be easier to have an agent do it for me. I do feel a lot more confident in my ability to nurture personal relationships with powers that be than trusting good money to Bangkok Shylocks.

**Phuketrichard** · 01-07-2013, 07:12 AM

compared to wp and marriage extensions the retirement extension is a 15 minute walk in the park

To start the process u only need a tourist visa ( make sure has at least 15 days on it left) and change to a non immigrant ( in country) or get a single non immigrant "O" visa outside Thailand and get the extension inside

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