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No house, you own nothing in Thailand. You may not be lucky,
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Go to the US embassy and see what she can do. in Bangkok
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Bangkok Bank's home office is on Selom Road, and they can help you. I went there and then back to Ayutthaya, and they started with stupid questions, so I told them who to call. She did, and then she immediately got busy opening the account. That was years ago, and now I have three accounts with them. One account for the 800,000 Baht needed for visa. Another account for Direct deposit for US Social Security then the account for daily living,
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Go to Bangkok Bank Silom Rd, Bangkok, and they have all the information you need. The nice lady who handles the retirement pay is very knowledgeable. I have 3 accounts with them. You must have 800,000 Baht in a Thai bank to get a retirement Visa? Agents will cover that but you have to pay extra for that. I have never used an agent and have had no problems. I keep more than enough money in the bank to satisfy immigration.
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Call or visit the Thai immigration office and get answers.
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You waited far too long. They do have telephones. // // It cost me B5000 to learn.
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I was not married but we were together for over 25 years.
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I understand your question. You and both need to go to a lawyer and have wills prepared for the future. I have done that and she died 2018. I live in her house but do not own the home or property. I can sell the house to a Thai, or will it to a Thai. You need a lawyer who has experience with this. All of you married to Thai should do the right thing.
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