@Christopher ************

yes I will do that

@Richard *******

that's what some countries call it - Denmark is one of them

@David ********

well some countries actually call it international driving license eg Denmark - I know because I have one

@Joey ****

immi give you a proof of residence which can used to open a bank account other things - that is based on the tm30 - at least that's what I experienced

@Nigel *************

ohh I talk about the monthly baht - not the 800.000

@Nigel *************

some immi offices actually want proof that it is indeed a pension you receive eg a letter from the pension authorities or pension company

@Steve *******

we can't do that in Denmark where all about you is registered although some do. It is not enough to say you have an address somewhere - it has to be registered in a central register. And if you live permanently in let's say Thailand and have an address at a Danish friend and are on a pension and the pension authorities find out it is considered to be fraud and they will demand you pay back pension you were not entitled to (because you get more in pension if living in a Schengen country) - and that could be for several years and cost a lot.

@Stéfan *******

yes Stefan I know that - just thought I would mention that there are exceptions of which I know a few

@Stéfan *******

many foreigners are married to a Thai woman who has a good income

@John *******

read it again