@John *******

As others said: yes.

But I would go for retirement extension. Waaaayyy less paperwork and the immigration officers prefer it too because it’s a lot less work for them.

Edit:

Plus you wouldn’t have to change anything, should you get divorced.

@Robert **********

As he said depends on where.

Our 3 bedroom house was 2.5 million in Buriram.

@Darren *********

Really?

We have 3 bedrooms in the house and pay about 200-2500. Aircon is running day and night - at least 1, sometimes 2.

We paid 3500 when we had a storage room and a 50sqm roof and concrete added behind the house.

I wouldn’t go that illegal route. You can never get off of the path without restarting the whole process.

Either you have monthly income for sure (including exchange rates that drop by 50%!!) or you put that money in the bank.

It’s 800k for 5 months and 400k for 7 months.

I’ve heard that some immigrations also accept account types that I can’t name in English (Taggeld Konto) giving very reasonable interest.

@Christina *****

Wrong!

The majority of men just doesn’t like lies. Filters as well as wigs, push-up bras or lots of makeup are lies. Who wants to live with liars?

If you arrive at Suvarnabhumi then you have all the major providers right there. They usually have lists of the current promotion packages.

Before switching to post paid, I used AIS prepaid because of the best network.

You should not rely on what ppl say here bc mostly the information will be outdated when you arrive in the country.

@Daniele **********

Should you need that again try the exchange at don mueang airport that is under the bridge to amaris hotel.

I got new USD bills from 5 to 100.

@Mikkel ******

Isn’t Denmark part of Schengen?

I got the visa for my wife for free. Ah well maybe another advantage of being Swiss ;)

@Jack ****

Rest assured, Moslem specially south side of the Mediterranean are the worst.

I’ve been to lots of places, but nowhere else did I experience that behaviour.

Arriving, walking out of the terminal, someone grabs the suitcase and rushes to the bus waiting 50m away. When I’m there too, he asked for 10 USD!!

When walking the market, some guys jump out of a shop, grab us and pull us into the shop!!

When checking in, I lift the suitcase onto the weight station. Behind it leans a man (not the lady checking me in) holding his open hand to me. I look wondering what he wants. He shows the money sign and says 10. I show him the local money and he shakes his head and says “dollaaa”!!!

@Michael *******

Whatever. Keep your British BS for yourself. Nobody has asked for your opinion.

Get a life.

I have other things to do than sit in FB waiting for answers to comments.