@Andrew ******

I live in taiwan (I can guarantee you I know about quakes, a year ago we got hit with a 7.2 and the epicenter was 120km away) and there are always aftershocks that can hit within 24yrs. Buildings should be all inspected to make sure their structure isn't going to fail. We all know how thai works so I wouldn't trust their buildings especially if u get in a crowded area. Anyways, do whatever u want but then stop asking for advice on fb

dude, take it easy that soi cowboy and nana won't move away. You can go out tomorrow

well, don't complain if next time you try to get in the country you get denied and forced to buy a ticket out of the country while in a detention room.... ;)

A lot of foreigners think that by raising a kid in thailand is gonna be cheap af. If you are looking for a western place to live in and send your kids to a decent international school then it's gonna hit your wallet especially if you want to live in places such as phuket/samui/bkk downtown...

@Fąndn ******

I'm a permanent resident in Taiwan, I'm originally from the states

@Aaron ******

May I ask what sort of treatment were you doing?

@Brandon ***********

Which means that I can do a border run every 180days for 5yrs? Is that correct?

@Brandon ***********

That's what I'm trying to figure out. 500K + set appointment with a dentist (I do need to do some dental works such a couple of crowns). That would be enough to get a dtv for medical reasons. After I got that, I'll be able to stay in thailand 180 (+180 extensions) x 5years. Is that correct or I'm mistaking something?

@Gary ********

Hitting the 40s and like you said, I just want to take quite awhile off to find energy and motivations back. I've quite burnt out mentally lately

@John ******

I don't want to f*** up with the country I live in and the thai embassy.... That seems great advice to get in sh*t and big troubles