Ladies and gentlemen, just arrived in Bangkok. Begun work on the visa extension with ThaiVisaCentre. Now, for a place to live full time. Seeking a condo. Can anyone recommend a good, reliable property agent to work with?

Real question: What's the point applying for DTV if we (may) have to show proof of ongoing soft power every time we ask for extension?

DTV application 10k

6 month Muay Thai registration is 20 k

So far 40k a year plus 10k once.

Did i miss anything?

Hello everyone! I'm brand new to this group and in the early stages of looking into relocating to Thailand!

I'm looking to relocate with my mother and myself. She's of retirement age, so any information regarding visa options for retirees would be so super helpful.

I currently work virtually as a nutritionist and am looking into starting my own business.

Thanks in advance for your help!

For the rental agreement for 1 year in Thailand. What exactly is needed? Just a lease agreement or do we need the official immigration paper like when we extend our visa at the Thai embassy.

Hello everyone,

[I understand this might seem more suited for a condo-focused group, but I find that honest reviews can be rare there, with most comments coming from realtors. I hope you understand, and thank you for your consideration.]

After getting the Visa, I realize there is more things that need to be taken care of. I’m hoping to get some advice on finding a long-term apartment in Bangkok. We’re currently living abroad, but we’re planning to spend two weeks in Bangkok to search for a suitable place before making a longer move.

I have a couple of questions:

1. Did you use a real estate agent/fb group to view photos and get information on multiple apartments before visiting them in person? Or the only reliable way is to go directly to different buildings and discuss your requirements with the building staff?

2. If you’ve had experience with this process, I’d really appreciate your insights, especially since we need a pet-friendly apartment, which may make things a bit more challenging.

Just to clarify, we don’t intend to rent an apartment “online” without first visiting it ourselves. Our goal is to maximize our options during our time in Bangkok so we can efficiently explore and evaluate different places. Any advice on how you managed this process would be incredibly helpful!

Thank you in advance!

Hi, I have questions, what does it look like after 6 months? You pay once again and show your employment documents?

Hi all, are there any higher altitude towns/areas in Thailand where you don’t have to use AC or fan at night? (I’m thinking somewhere around 500m, where the humidity is knocked back and the temps are cooler.)

I’m not really well-travelled in Thailand - the only cooler place I’ve been to was in the mountains outside Chiang Rai, but I’m wondering if there are more (maybe around Pai??) Thanks!

Will be spending 6 months in Thailand (Oct 24-Mar 25) what do you other guys in there 60's do about health/travel insurance. Can't find travel insurance in the UK to cover that length of time. Any suggestions....

Visiting Bangkok next week for 10 days with wife. Want to see if there are furnished apartments for rent on a monthly basis. Our budget is 25K-30K Baht range. Prefer 3-4 story apt buildings. Walk to BTS or MRT a must. We are planning on getting a long stay visa in the future. Thanks.

On my first 12 month condo contract. Just re-entered Thailand after a visit back to UK and been issued with a new TM30. Do I have to visit immigration and present my new TM30?