@John *********

"anywhere else your aware of?" . . yes, in New Zealand

@Gregory *******

after a demise of his wife, the husband/father cannot leave the property to his son within one year, if the son does not have Thai citizenship. Only a Thai can take over the property

You said his son does not have Thai citizenship, yet. Your worries could be solved easily, if he has.

That is the urgent matter. The son must obtain citizenship, then he can inherit everything should his Mom pass away, and allow you, his father, to keep living on the property

@Gregory *******

"You say we have a son,so is he half Thai and does he have a Thai id." . . . . . he said his son does not have Thai citizenship, yet. That is the urgent matter. The son must obtain citizenship, then he can inherit everything should his Mom pass away, and allow his father to keep living on the property

Michael Clark There is no “365-days multi entry Non-Imm-O retirement visa” any more since October 2023.

There only remains the “90-days single entry Non-Imm-O Retirement Visa”.

You can apply for a “1-year extension of temporary stay permit based on retirement” out of a 90-days stay permit you got stamped in when you entered Thailand on the Non-Imm-O Retirement Visa.

Only after the 1-year extension of stay got issued, you can buy a 3800 Baht multi re-entry permit for this 1-year extended stay permit

Han Thomas the landlord does not have to file the TM30. That boyfriend Marx Grout is not a tenant of him! Only the Thai woman is his tenant, but for a Thai he does not need to file a TM30. The landlord has ZERO obligations in this case, strictly spoken! He CAN file a TM30 as a favour to both of them, but strictly spoken he does not have to

the landlord does not have to file the TM30. That boyfriend guy Marx Grout is not a tenant of him! Only the Thai woman is his tenant, but for a Thai he does not need to file a TM30. The landlord has ZERO obligations in this case, strictly spoken! He CAN file a TM30 as a favour to both of them, but strictly spoken he does not have to!

Marx Grout the TM6 used to be the paper "arrival & departure card". It got replaced with the TDAC (digital arrival card). The landlord can keep the TM6 field blank

Han Thomas the landlord does not have to file the TM30. That boyfriend guy is not a tenant of him! Only the Thai woman is his tenant, but for a Thai he does not need to file a TM30. The landlord has ZERO obligations in this case, strictly spoken!

@Roz ************

the landlord does not have to file the TM30. That boyfriend guy is not a tenant of him! Only the Thai woman is his tenant, but for a Thai he does not need to file a TM30. The landlord has ZERO obligations in this case, strictly spoken!