Has anyone had recent experience in applying for extension of retirement visa at Jomtien Immigration? I hear rumors that they have changed their policy relating to rentals of property owned by non-resident foreign individuals and now, in addition to the usual landlord docs, require their Thai Tax Identification Number. My condo is owned by a Chinese investor and I believe that will a problem. Any experience with this would be much appreciated.

Given that many had their bank accounts locked due to weird visa situations. I have also heard many business had problems because of the proxy owner work-around.

What are the risks of buying a house under a Thai company. I see there are a quite a few homes for sell as Thai business... What are the chances of the business being seized and the property?

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Does anyone have information on owning shares in a Thai company whilst on a DTV, and the legality of it. Or simply where to start looking? 🙏🏼 khrap.

Went to immigration for a 1 yr. Retirement stamp. Had everything on the list they gave me. Thinking i have it made. They want to see the title deed and a photo of the owner that i am renting from. I went through a realtor so I'm hoping he cab obtain these things. So renter beware.

1)Can foreigners buy condominium units in Thailand?

2) Does it bring them any benefit?

3) do they need to be on any specific visa to be able to buy condominium units ?

4) And in general would you advise for or against buying one in thailand? Why?

Was watching a video where a visa agent was saying that to get your 12 month retirement extension your landlord needs to also have their own 12 month visa (or similar) and have a tax number , obviously only if foreign landlord, not seen any other mention of this, anyone know anything?

What if, as a stranger, I invest in the massage studio and get 10% - what is your experience

Is it possible to buy a condo on a tourist visa?

Hi, I was wondering what's the cost (roughly) for transfer of company or foreign ownership for a property? Say a condo worth around 2 million. Thanks.

Thinking about buying a condo in Bangkok, but as I understand it, it's best to have a thai bank account for the money to pass through. However, I was planning to get a DTV (since I'm too young for a retirement visa) and with the latest changes I understand this prohibits you from getting a bank account (or is not easy anyway). How would I make this work? Is my only option a different visa (which requires more investment)? Or is there some way that if you're planning to buy a condo, you can get a bank account for that purpose?