@Bruce *********

Wow, you've stayed in Thailand a maximum time of 2 years. Thats nothing to write home about. 😎

@Bruce *********

Parking 800k in a Fixed Deposit Account in Thailand is not a bad deal. It's accepted at immigration.800k isn't imo a fortune if you've been working your whole life and are retired.

If you just Google TDAC Thailand and scroll down a bit, you'll see the official website.

@Gary *******

Using an agency for the border run is imo the smartest and fastest way to do it. In and out the same day.

@Andrew *******

Yes, but it's not s tourist visa,it's a 1 year visa based on retirement. How people are using it is totally irrelevant. Correct terminology is important when discussing different types of visa.

@Andrew *******

You're a bit wrong about the O-A visa. It's not a tourist visa. The only existing tourist visa is the 60-days visa you can apply for back home.

@David ******

It depends on the immigration office. I still have my old TM30-receipt since 2020 when I changed condo,in my passport.

@Stephen *******

Yes,at some offices you can travel in Thailand and do the next 90-days report if returning to the last reported address.This is the case in Chonburi immigration in Jomtien.

@Andrew *******

Are you by any chance thinking about the Non-O-A based on retirement?

@Maksym **********

The total amount of mobile data is every mb you're using.You obviously don't know what "max speed" means. It's the fastest speed the cell tower can deliver every given second. Meaning,if you're in an area with many users,the speed goes down. This normally happens in the evening when people starts watching movies and TV and uses their phones as hot spots.You'll almost never reach the official "Max speed". This is how it works and nothing to argue about.