@Oliver ********

you’re in the honeymoon period of escaping the sh1t-ness of the U.K. and you’ve stumbled upon the magical land that we also enjoy. You’re a bit naive about a few things but, you’ve only been here two months and will live and learn. On the whole, Thais are nice people. But many of them will try to take your money, given the chance. This applies to most of the world, so it’s not something that puts me off Thailand. The relaxed pace of life, the weather, the food, the amazingly beautiful different parts of the country, the women, the affordable cost of life… It’s enough to trap us all. Enjoy your time in Thailand and never be overly trusting of anyone. 2 months is definitely not long enough to have sussed it all out.

@Darren ******

been here 2 months and sussed it all out.

@Todd ********

maybe I was thinking about my own personal situation. I don’t see myself living past 75, I haven’t been kind to my body 🤣😅 But your arguments are worth noting 👍

@Todd ********

why buy at that age?

@Edward ********

no one should take any advice from someone who supports a supremacist, apartheid regime. “Gods chosen”, “superior race”, we’ve heard it all before. Zionism is Nazism.

Madness to buy a condo at a 76 year old.

@Jacob *******

don’t even stay there, if they have other accommodation. It’s simply for the tm30. Then from next round of check in at immigration, make sure the landlord does it properly. It literally takes them about 3 minutes, online.

Go get a cheap hotel for 2 nights and ask them for a copy of your tm30

@Ray *****

you have 1 year to go. I think you’re just going to have to go through the ball ache of border runs, until you hit 50. Make a trip out of it and get 60 day Tourist visas to enter, then extend in country for an additional 30 days.

@Ray *****

at 50 years old, you can get a retirement visa.