@Martyn **********

Is it harder to get the certificate of residence once I have the yellow book? On my own condo.

@Martyn **********

You mean, the owner (myself) does not have to be stated in house papers and needs no yellow book? And whenever I need a certificate of residence I have to ask the landlord (no landlord, I own the condo)?

@Jeremy *******

Day 1, we went to District Office. They gave a list what is needed they demanded my tax return document from Japan, transalted to Thai (20 pages x 70 AUD = 1,400 AUD plus certified by Thai MFA). Furthermore, a letter of guarantee from my company (that I can not get, I retired a year ago). And then, 2 months.

With the attorney, no need for that.

It would be cheaper without the attorney (it is not not an agency, a lwayer dealing with family law).

@Willy ******

Lucky you then.

@Steve ********

You people are Supermen, those like you do not even use toilet paper.

Really? If you have been married to a Thai national twice, you can open two bank accounts?

@Marianne *******

Did you open it?

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

Yu have no idea of that.

Thais keep the property in their portfolio, even if unsellable.

@Peter ******

Wrong, they are making it easier for 90 days non O from home country. I am on it now. No health insurance, no police check.

For those reading this, some people do not know that IDP means International Driving Permit. Just to make it more readable to others.