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  1. Thanks - I don't have 800k, so I meant returning on a tourist visa and paying an agent in Thailand to put up the funds (for a day) and apply for the retirement visa. I got the retirement visa this way without leaving Thailand from 2010 to 2020. Now I have an agent in Thailand quoting as follows: "Non O immigrant visa is 20,000 THBA year retirement visa is 16,000 THB" QUESTION: Why would I need both, or is the above just a silly answer to a silly question?
  2. Thanks - I don't have 800k, so I meant returning on a tourist visa and paying an agent in Thailand to put up the funds (for a day) and apply for the retirement visa. I got the retirement visa this way without leaving Thailand from 2010 to 2020. Now I have an agent in Thailand quoting as follows: "Non O immigrant visa is 20,000 THBA year retirement visa is 16,000 THB" QUESTION: Why would I need both, or is the above just a silly answer to a silly question?
  3. I would like to return to Thailand (lived there 25 years) on a retirement visa once things settle down re covid: Are they still issuing retirement visas, I wonder, and has the process changed? I used to get mine through an agent.
  4. Re alternatives to Brazil: Argentina is currently in economic crisis mode and experiencing hyperinflation - again. Venezuela is a basket case.
  5. Based on it's size, Thailand would still offer a far better commercial sex experience for tourists.
  6. When you believe in thingsThat you don't understand,Then you suffer,Superstition ain't the way STEVIE WONDER
  7. Aussie Questioner: I have a Thai Taxpayer ID number from the Revenue Dept.. My understanding is that, If i were to retire to Thailand and live on investment income and/or a pension, then I would be liable (if not expected) to declare both as income and potentially incur a tax liability. .What say you, chaps ?
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