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What you're saying supports what I said above. To kick start the economy they have to weaken the currency. That's why I put my 800k bath in a foreign currency account like CHF.
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@Kool ******
that's right, you need to put a bit more in the account as a buffer. But I bet that there will be quite some devaluation on the bath to kick start the economy after the pandemic. A strong currency might be the better option long term.
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The account where you deposit the money for the retirement visa can even be in foreign currency.
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@Ansh ******
most countries in the region are closed and you won't be able to fly there (e.g. Vietnam)
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@Sean *****************
see also the answers I got from Thai Visa Advice to my somewhat similar question

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Sean Paul Scarbrough you mean the one you can get within Thailand? It's called Non-O based on age over 50, valid 90 days and can be extended multiple times for 1 year at a time.

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If you're over 50 you can get a tourist visa, then once in Thailand get a 90 days Non-O visa based on age over 50, then a visa extension for 1 year. Alternatively you can get a Non-OA visa for 1 year from your embassy, requirements are different though.