@Dennis ********

nah to cambodia. was having chest pains and difficulty breathing there. it all went away the very first day here in pattaya. the air is much cleaner and so is the weed. the view from my balcony ( lanai) here is ocean in cambodia the view was other buildings. i pay $325 less per month here and easily walk to jomtien night market for dinner. next time i move it will be France for snowboarding and visiting museums and of course restaurants. then back to my native ‘Oahu.

@Dennis ********

i did save that but i spent it at bumrungrad hospital in bkk and sending money to my son in philippines plus saved again $12 k it’s in my bank now plus last month check

@Tom *********

first of all i live in thailand already. second, US embassy does not confirm pension for whatever stupid reason. so, thailand seems to require large money in the bank or bribes from visa agencies. i will arrange to put money in the bank.

@Advance ********

that was my plan coming here but for medical reasons. but it seems much more complicated and less guaranteed. however i will be going to Bumrungrad to schedule further appointments. i already had 2 procedures there last november and spent about $9000 then. i will gather all my paperwork then and try for the dtv while simultaneously banking the 800k baht for switching to retirement non o. does that sound doable?

@Sid ******

i just spent a year in phnom penh. btw, my retirement visa there was $200 not $300. it is always a fall back option.

@Suzanne *****

no thanks. i avoid all the cocaine abundant countries

best of luck to you

@Mike ********

is filled out the form twice and was denied the first time. the supposed dq was for not answering all the questions. i double checked and yes i did answer ALL the questions. submitted again so we will see.

@Kool ******

i am in Jomtien 40 days into my first .

@Kool ******

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