@마리오 **

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@Jack ******

yes criteria is a bit vague. One said all that is needed is proof of appointment. Which seems a bit light. The other I read. Which is nearer the mark is : That applicant should provide a documentation from a well recognised medical / dental facility detailing treatment plans and scheduled appointments ( which should last at least 6 months). I guess I will have to put this in writing to the dental practice before my next appointment.

@Jack ******

ok thank you Jack. I will try and get a letter from the practice with a bit more meat on the bone. The doctor said that with time spans etc it would take well over a year?

@Wannikea ********

and you are

No. My questioning was wrong. Don’t know why I was thinking of O Visa. What was meant was a DTV visa.

@Lay ******

speak to

@Brad ******

@Nick ******

Forming a Ltd Company and buying through that. Would do away with exceeding personal allowances..

@Brad ******

Give them money because he does not have money. Yeah makes sense. Not…..

Seems as thou most people think the same here. Keep it in your bank back home. Sit down. Put a budget together of how much Thai Baht you will need each month. Plus an extra 10% say. For the rainy season. With the bulk of your £200,000. Buy a property .in UK. Get your self a tenant into it. Let a letting agency take care of it for you. And then maybe draw between £750 and a grand in income each month.

@Leroen **************

would that medical certificate be given while I am still in Thailand would you know