You need to be married to a biological member of the opposite sex...I hope this helps.

Business as usual they get it wrong on your Baht.

@Todd ********

maybe at my Muay Tai gym for a coffee and a chat.

@Todd ********

maybe we should catch up and have a chat.

@Todd ********

yes there have been 19 since 1932.

@Narelle ***********

We have all heard the horror stories of lonely men being take advantage of and worse.

No one is forcing anyone to do it this way, or is it suitable for everyones situation, but it does provide some protection particularly for the inheritance of existing children outside Thailand.

Some people may just do this till they are sure the relationship is genuine and will last.

Also does not leave you exposed to the whims of the last military dictators change of rules. Seeing as they have a new one every 3 years or so.

By all means provide her with a better life but don’t temp her and her family with wealth that will be theirs when you die.

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@Dave *********

not suitable to every situation but you can still make arrangements for after your death in your Will. But what it does is protects you and your assets from a relationship breakdown and the ever changing Thai political environment.

@Todd ********

insults without substance once again one clown face for the clown.

@Todd ********

interesting my thoughtful post has 20 likes so far are yours has one clown face. I think we all know who is the embarrassment .

@Lynnette ******

thank you, the reason is it is protected from the vagaries of Thai law as the political system is very fragile with regular coups tax and ownership laws can change quickly.

My clients tended to have children in Australia so inheritance was an issue. Assets are governed by inheritance laws of the country they are in so an Australian Will distributes them.

Also if the relationship breaks down he controls the assets he brought to the relationship and can return to his country or remain in Thailand and be secure.