Perhaps. Book a cheap air asia flight to Cambodia and cancel it on arrival

It depends on the lifestyle that you want. For me, I live a decent life but hardly HiSo, nice condo, eat whatever I feel like and shop when I feel like it at markets and mid range places- not Louis Vuitton etc lol. I spend on average around 35,000 a month. Work pays a big chunk of my housing and all visa costs. The rest of the salary is for pension and travel. I don't own a house or car and don't want to be tied down to stuff like that either.

Work in Myanmar, enjoy holidays in Thailand

That's quite a list. The hand drawn map is so quirky 555

Cha Am or Baan Kruut

Cha Am would be chill. Lovely town

You always have the correct advice and took the time to message me with my non b visa issues. Todd should stay.

Thailand still has a pretty welcoming visa system once you work out the paperwork etc. I guess that the harsh reality of the matter is just because you want to live in a country doesn't automatically mean you can. I'd love to live in the USA and chill up in Alaksa but I don't meet the visa requirements. It is what it is.

4 is what I had left, ordered a jumbo UK passport. Despite news of delays, it only took 3 weeks during peak summer period

Maybe find an English teaching job if he is qualified to? Or hire a good family lawyer