My employer based in Germany wants to know if there are any requirements for him if I work for him permanently in Thailand with the DTV.

He is aware that tax and social security matters need to be clarified. But are there any other requirements that need to be taken into account?

He is worried that he will have to deal with the Thai authorities.

Hi i m usa passport holder

Want to know what's best way to show 65000 bhat income to immigration office

I start getting little more then $2000 from social security and about $2000 from my 401k dividend

thank you advance

I am moving out of the country by the end of January of 2025. Is it ok to use a U.S. address for my U.S. banking accounts and social security or best to report my new address in my new country? I am worried about future consequences.

Hello everyone. I'm 71 years old and retired. I live on my social security income. Can I relocate to Thailand on this income only and have only 2k in the bank? Need advice.

Thank you

I searched through the "passive income" bar for the LTR visa and I was never able to ascertain if a U.S pension, social security and 401K monthly payment to reach the 80K yearly threshold an approved way to meet the criteria to get approved.

Are there any Americans on social security in Thailand that can advise how to send yearly information on time,the mail is so slow

This is for the people from USA. How did you proceed to drop your Medicare insurance from being deducted out of your Social security Check? Thank You

Alabama Jimmy

Retired USA Expats: If you have a foreign address on file with the SSA, I hope you've received the yearly Form 7162, or will receive it soon. I got mine yesterday. I didn't receive one last year, was ignorant of the form, and got a shock when my monthly payment didn't show up in my Thai bank account. The Manila office graciously helped me to get back in good standing, but it took over 2 weeks for the deposit to hit my account, causing a bit of indigestion over the thought of having to renew my non-O, and start the proof of 12 monthly overseas deposits into my account all over again. If you're retired and receiving your SS benefit, and have your address registered here (or anywhere outside the USA), be sure to fill out and return your form 7162. 🙏

Hi visa experts! I have a question.... When applying for a 6 month multi-entry visa I've read that one of the requirements is to prove with bank statements savings of 200,000 baht to prove that you can pay your way while there. Can anyone tell me if this can be done with a an income as well showing my $2,000 monthly Social Security?

Curious I have an retirement visa now with the 800k in bank. I do get over 65k social security as well. Do I have to have it go to thailand bank or just get my social security awards letter notarized at embassy?