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David *****
My gf in Bangkok does this type of work. She’s been helping Thais get tourist/work/marriage/fiancée visas to other countries for a number of years. Dm me and I can put you in touch with her.
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@Frank *********
yes. But 401k/ira pension withdrawals are subject to ordinary income tax potentially in both the US and Thailand depending on remittance, ever changing rules and how much is remitted, etc.
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@Mike ********
pretty sure this isn’t correct. You become a Thai tax resident once you exceed 180 days in country. The law/guideline is pretty new but just because you pay tax in the US doesn’t mean you’re not potentially responsible to pay income tax in Thailand as well even if you’re not working.
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@Robert *******
really? It seems that bank, brokerage statements etc should suffice.

But which prenup takes precedent if I have her sign one from the US and one in Thailand but we get married in Thailand? And live in Thailand?

Having said all that, I do have an appointment with attorneys in Thailand this week to speak with them.
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@Robert *******
do you need a prenup in your home country as well if the majority of your assets are left abroad? Thx for your advice.
David *****
Hope you enjoy your time. Personally I thought Hua hin was too sedate and quiet. A lot of older tourists. My Thai gf is 48 and I think I’m a young 61. We’re considering bkk and pattaya (not bar scene) for retirement. Have fun.
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Yes but must meet certain conditions. Like residency in the US.