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Your permanent stay may be interrupted by a brief stay in prison before being deported. Basically if you don't break too many laws you will be allowed to stay. But as you are not a Thai citizen you will remain an ALIEN for as long as the Thai government let's you stay. Farangs can't stay permanently in the Kingdom of Thailand.
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If you pay more I'm sure all your troubles will disappear.
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@Bent ************
Thai tourist destinations have always been full of scammers.
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@Nongnuch *******
Actually I don't spend a lot of time on bar stools. It's very bad for your posture.
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@Nongnuch *******
Thai visas are a bit of a scam. The free ones are great but once you start applying for retirement visas etc it becomes a bureaucratic nightmare. At least with a visa run you get what you pay for. Some of these farangs need to travel more anyway. Their knowledge outside their home country is appalling.
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Obviously you have enough money to get professional advice instead of using this forum.
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You could get a Thai 'consultant' who will gladly advise you in regards to how to buy a house in her name, deposit your money into her bank account etc. In regards to visas I'm sure you'll be allowed to do visa runs to Cambodia or Laos for a few hours each time.
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