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

thank you...I'll continue with my plans (they were, after all, years in the making) and hope for the best. Otherwise, plan B, I suppose.

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

hmmm...so, you don't think a landlord will mind? I guess I can only try and see.

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

Thank you for letting me know, though. I would think that the amount of travel I have planned would prove annoying for a landlord to need to keep on record :-(.

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

Now that you mention it, I do remember this from a couple years ago, which is when I started reconsidering whether Thailand would work and was considering elsewhere. I had unfortunately forgotten. I now need to be in Thailand frequently enough (for medical reasons) that Thailand made sense as a homebase. Now, I'm not so sure...so frustrating, because I was all set to move at this point. Aaaargh!!!

Wait! Am I understanding this correctly? Every time I travel out of the country, I will need to inform my landlord? (I have not yet moved to Thailand, but I hope to within a few months)

@John *******

ad hominem attacks are not “evidence” of anything.

@John *******

being equal is “running the country”?

@Keith ***********

that’s what I’m asking. Does BB have a bad rate?

@Mark ********

I’m curious what is wrong with the Bangkok Bank transfers. When I move (I’m so excited that it’s finally happening), I’ll have Schwab. I still need to learn how to use Wise, although I’ve certainly heard it mentioned numerous times.

@Frank *********

I don’t know why you’re laughing. Not all countries require that, especially since visa processing can take varying times. When I got my visas for China, Vietnam and Cambodia, I did not provide a ticket.