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

Several of the LTR visas grant tax free overseas income for 10 years - does the DTV offer that ?

Consider a plug in hybrid such as the Mitsubishi Outlander, BYD Sealion or Haval H6. All will save you a ton of fuel money over the life of the vehicle ( even more if you can add solar to your home).

And really smooth & fun to drive

@Steve *******

have you noticed that the value of hard assets (real estate, gold, shares) keeps rising very fast, yet wages are hardly changing ?

This is because most central banks around the world are printing money in huge volumes - this is known as currency debasement. A dollar from 2014 is worth less than 30 cents in real terms today, due to currency debasement and inflation.

Bitcoin is another hard asset, rapidly being adopted by banks, pension funds, corporations and individuals as a store of wealth with finite supply. Huge demand + limited supply = (you figure it out)…

@Angelo **********

I doubt he’s asking about visas 6 years in advance, but either of us could be right. Peace and love

@Steve *******

a little old but you can get the idea

@Angelo **********

please settle down - no mention of any Visas that I can see.

Bitcoin is publicly available from thousands of sources, including mainstream banks these days - why would you consider my comments any form of scam ?

Happy to refer you to multiple sources of education on the subject - this is a good start:

@Angelo **********

the OP didn’t ask anything about visas 🤔

Buy 2 Bitcoins today. In 6 years they are likely to be worth around USD1m.

Deposit these coins on an exchange that offers crypto secured loans (Binance, Bybit etc) and then start to draw down your living expenses whilst holding your Bitcoin.

That’s it - basically the Bitcoin is likely to grow much faster than you can spend it here and you should be able to continue to increase the loan. Of course the more you expect to spend the more Bitcoin you will need to hold.

Not for everyone I realise 🙂

There are many condos (and a few villas that have been classified as condos somehow) in Phuket where the developer offers loans.

I’m not into renting property as a money making enterprise but the rental returns in Phuket are some of the highest in Thailand - more than cover the inflated interest rates the developer inevitably charges

😂😂😂