Brian Ramsden. They are by far the best

By air yes they will as it’s a formal immigration the other side. By land not so much for the Thais going back and forth through Laos,Cambodia and sometimes Malaysia.

Look at the requirements only one of them has any employer requirement the rest is your responsibility to do of course.

If you can’t satisfy them then you’re not going to qualify regardless of number 5 unfortunately

I have US clients who still have addresses there and use them

The only challenge might be is that it seems the US is getting like the U.K. and closing down bank accounts for people who live abroad.

So just bear that in mind and set up accounts here.

Hi Ron. If you’re wanting a Thai one only then the usual suspects like Pacific cross, Axa Thailand etc. happy to help if I can just pop me a dm and can chat

Hi David pop me a dm happy to help and advise you

@M.l. *******

agreed. The first thing I always do to new clients is send them an email with some information.

Anyway if you want to then dm me and we can pick up.

@M.l. *******

no problem it is a minefield here you do have to be careful

Hi. Very good comments so far. I’m an independent financial adviser who lives and works here and have access to the whole market for you both Thai and international insurers.

There are a lot of differences.

Dm me happy to help

Hi Molly yes with the new 60 days and extension then for a further 90 days it means you can get 90 days here. Plus there is no limit on the amount of land border crossings anymore either so in theory you could 60 then instead of paying 1900 to extend you could just pop to Cambodia visa run for 4000 and have a further 60 days and then extend at immigration for 30.

This is all dependant on the immigration officers but the land border ones Cambodia are only interested in getting the cash they get from the organised visa run trips.