@Neil ******

It's up to you if you think so. But can anyone point out what I have scammed from others?

Did I ask anyone for money or any personal details?

@Brandon ***********

For short term visas, none of us can guarantee what will happen in the next 5 years or next 10 years.

If no more extension is allowed after 5 years or 10 years, those who own the properties there will no longer be entitled to stay long in Thailand. Unless they're willing to do a border run every few months.

The best thing about PR is, we don't have to worry for the rest of our lives staying there, though the chances of getting this visa is low.

@Christopher ************

With my broken Thai and English, yes.

If I can't communicate in Thai, I'll use Google Translate. Some Thais are able to communicate in English without any problem.

So far so good. Only some merchants and tuk tuk drivers are scammers.

I know, some Thais might view foreigners as aliens. But overall still fine. There're also helpful and friendly Thais.

By right, may I know what mistakes have I made unintentionally?

@David *********

Perhaps maybe after my retirement the I work in Thailand just for fun hahaha

The salary paid in Thailand is really a big Noooo....

@Christopher ************

I've been visiting Thailand for 2~4 months stay in a year at intervals and have been doing so under the tourist visa for 3 years to date.

Though I haven't been in Thailand for any other type of visas so far.

@Brandon ***********

The salary Thailand is offering... 😢

@Brandon ***********

Not even if I have purchased a condominium in Bangkok?

When I'm staying in Thailand, I only use UOB. I've a UOB account from my hometown.

UOB can be used internationally. There are UOB branches in Thailand also. Good enough.

@Tod ********

Extension stay in Thailand, Singaporeans have to pay at the Bangkok Immigration Office?