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ORIGINAL POSTERQuestions about last phase of life issues for expats in Thailand.
Assuming I come to Thailand on an LTR retirement visa from the US and don't plan to ever return.
I've looked into assisted living centers in Thailand and when that time comes it looks like where I'd want to spend my last time.
Question is will I be able to stay in Thailand when I'm at the point of needing care, or even unable to take care of myself anymore? Would I be able to get visa extensions while in that condition and poor health?
I would have funds to take care of my health issues
Update:
For my situation I would most likely be on a Wealthy Pensioner Visa and have a Thai lawyer in the loop for estate planning. Currently don't have a Thai lawyer as I haven't made the move yet.
What has motivated my thoughts is a friend has just found to be incompetent and placed in assisted facility and a parent is looking at having to go from in home care to a facility.
The question I'm attempting to resolve is will Thailand continue to allow expats to live there if things like Alzheimer, dementia, or being bedridden occur requiring fulltime care
Assuming I come to Thailand on an LTR retirement visa from the US and don't plan to ever return.
I've looked into assisted living centers in Thailand and when that time comes it looks like where I'd want to spend my last time.
Question is will I be able to stay in Thailand when I'm at the point of needing care, or even unable to take care of myself anymore? Would I be able to get visa extensions while in that condition and poor health?
I would have funds to take care of my health issues
Update:
For my situation I would most likely be on a Wealthy Pensioner Visa and have a Thai lawyer in the loop for estate planning. Currently don't have a Thai lawyer as I haven't made the move yet.
What has motivated my thoughts is a friend has just found to be incompetent and placed in assisted facility and a parent is looking at having to go from in home care to a facility.
The question I'm attempting to resolve is will Thailand continue to allow expats to live there if things like Alzheimer, dementia, or being bedridden occur requiring fulltime care
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