@Chabian **********

get that from your own country. Thru the embassy website. First.

Find a Thai women to arrange accommodations for you so you don’t pay the inflated Farang price.

@Thom *********

Medicare only works in the USA.

@Eric *********

plus it’s over the counter in Thailand.

@จอห์นนี่ ******

They don’t unless you tell them. The subject comes up when you ask your provider for refills of 3 months at a time.

@Kace ******

first time 100%. These border run companies do it everyday.

Then go back to the USA and live in a cheap travel trailer then fly back for another 6 months and rathole money for the future. One possibility is marriage to a Thai women and get a marriage visa for 400,000 baht in the bank. Half of the 800,000.

Pat…here’s an idea. First, if you leave the USA more than 6 months you lose you Medicare Part D. So one plan is just Fly in with just a passport. You get 60 days visa exempt, then you can extend another 30 by paying 1900 baht to immigration. That’s 90. Then you can pop across the border for a day (they have cheap bus rides for this) and get another 60 exempt. Then another 30 for 1900baht. That’s 6 months easy peasey.

No issue’s. You’ll get 60 days exempt on arrival. All you need is your passport. You can extend another 30 for 1900 baht at immigration, but you’ll need a extra passport photo and TM 30, your address. I’ve done this before.

@Sharron ******

that’s also difficult because of Thai law.