@Andrew **********

that was nice of you. 🥲

@Jim *******

that's not what I said, as*hole. Now "fcuk" off, go learn what a typo is and spread BS elsewhere.

@Andy ***********

you would know if you bothered to read. He said the LTR costs 50k for five years, not ten, and even your arrogant self knows that's not true. Thai Immigration is responsible for enforcing visa laws, obviously you apply at a consulate or embassy. Now get out of my face.

@Andy ***********

sure it is, starting with doubling the actual cost of the LTR, lol. The DTV offers the best value and it’s actually the one I’m applying for, but it’s still not what he states above.

I have no time for this, people interested can compare them at the Thai Immigration Bureau website.

Anonymous participant he taught me that people that talk tough and don’t show their faces are just sad little cowards, but of course you would know that as you have to live with it. 🥲

Go on, keep crying that your visa isn’t being approved on a holiday, just for the amusement of this group.

Anonymous participant you must be really nervous to get approved, uh, anon?

You may have answered your own question. 🙃

@Jim *******

nice one... I just hope people reading the thread that may be potentially interested in working abs living in Thailand check the visa description at the Thai immigration website instead of being mislead by that BS.

@Jim *******

saying that it's the best visa there is for Thailand is quite specific, not being generic.

If you are working and living in Thailand full time and you want to stay truly legal (paying due taxes) DTV isn't even a serious option. The LTR costs roughly $150 a year over the 10 years it is valid for (a one-time payment of $1500), and easily saves you that monthly amount in taxes every single month for a normal salary – you don't even have to be a high networth individual for it to pay off.

Jenny Taylor not is it true that other visas don't offer benefits lacking in the DTV, but he's clearly just a joker, as you can see above.