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ORIGINAL POSTERHello guys,
In 2026 I will surely apply for the DTV VISA but for the year 2025 I only plan to stay 6 months in Thailand.
How do you manage to rent for 6 months?
I have the impression that it's an obstacle course. 99% of landlords only want a minimum one-year contract.
For those of you who have been able to rent for 6 months, how did you manage?
My agent have recommended that I rent for 1 year, but he'd find me a renter at the end of the 6 months.
Do you have any advice?
Thanks in advance
In 2026 I will surely apply for the DTV VISA but for the year 2025 I only plan to stay 6 months in Thailand.
How do you manage to rent for 6 months?
I have the impression that it's an obstacle course. 99% of landlords only want a minimum one-year contract.
For those of you who have been able to rent for 6 months, how did you manage?
My agent have recommended that I rent for 1 year, but he'd find me a renter at the end of the 6 months.
Do you have any advice?
Thanks in advance
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