it depends on the drugs required and some are extremely expensive ...that would be $250,000 dollars ...again it depends on the cancer you have as it varies considerably .
outpatient covers cancer. Most of cancer treatments are outpatient not inpatient ie : chemo , scans , etc the only inpatient would be surgery and typically the most expensive part is chemo where just 1 round can run $250,000 + depending the drug
it depends on the amount the US taxes you as Thailand's tax schedule may be higher
Say you pay 20% in the US and Thailand is 30 % than you will be possibly be responsible for the difference of 10% to Thailand onto of the 20% to the US ...Just depends on how much you make
What I love is just how many DTV holders will waste 5 prime working years or more ,in Thailand , making next to nothing then later in life regret it because everyone else landed a decent career back home and contributed to a pension or better yet recieved a company pension and they will end up broke because they wasted their prime years .
The streets of Thailand are going to have lots of begging foreigners in it's future and no way to get home
it's very rare for for thai's to get approval .. most people who have partners will tell you that and have posted a lot about their troubles
You lucked out. Just because you had parents sign something means nothing.... I'm a home owner with high income and she has money and a decent career and twice she was denied .
She has a 19 yr old son , a house and there was absolutely no reason to deny her and all we recieved was a generic letter which didn't even apply to our situation
my wife was turned down twice using different immigration agents even though she was employed , has more than enough money in the bank and I own my house