Insurance will be a big challenge. Are you old enough for a retirement visa (50+)?

I don’t know that pcpartpicker was even supported in Thailand??

Great update Ellie - thanks! 🙏

Thanks for the reminder Todd “the Oracle of everything THAI-VISA” 🙏🙏

@Jordi *******

Thanks Jordi - I think you understand where I’m coming from 🙏

@Jo *********

It appears you don’t research anything at all yourself, rather turn to facebook forums for your information 🤔 lol. Good luck with that.

I was merely suggesting someone should at least try and do some of their own research on an important matter such as this 👍

Jo - just to let you know here’s this new gadget called Google and also a newer ChatGPT that does quite a good job in providing a lot of fact based information, not just opinions. 🤣🤣

@Tim ******

the vast majority of foreigners cannot qualify for the LTR; good for the wealthy elite 👍

You should do some research yourself - not hard to find useful information

@Jet *******

haha! Very good point but a little bit personal 👍

Andy - do you have an LTR? You make it sound like it’s so simple and everyone should easily qualify for one…

“The Long-Term Resident (LTR) visa, introduced by Thailand in September 2022, is a 10-year visa aimed at attracting highly skilled professionals, retirees, and wealthy individuals to stimulate economic investment. As of late 2024, around 2,500 individuals had applied for the LTR visa.

Applicants are mostly from countries like the U.S. and China, with Chinese nationals reportedly making up a significant portion. However, the LTR visa represents a small fraction of total long-term visa applications, as many expatriates still rely on more traditional options like retirement, work, or business visas, which have less stringent financial requirements. In part, the LTR visa’s exclusivity stems from its income and asset criteria, designed for high-net-worth individuals and professionals in specified industries ”