Jeff *******

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What are the requirements for maintaining the 800K baht for a retirement visa in Thailand regarding monthly deposits?

Jeff *******

In Prachuap Khiri Khan they highlighted this and asked me (politely) to make sure it's as close as possible to the same date each month (saves them scouring through statements if they're busy I guess) - but still got it none the less. I imagine they would be unimpressed if it was made up by several smaller amounts

6 days ago

What are the requirements for obtaining a Non-O visa based on retirement at Petchabun Immigration?

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@Nigel *************

I don't understand that - I live with my wife and she doesn't get involved at all

6 days ago

Can a foreigner married to a Thai citizen buy a house in joint names?

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@Ross *********

Why comment when you don't know? I own my house(s) and they are MINE 'forever'

23 days ago

What are the long-term implications of retiring in Thailand considering the evolving tax situation?

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@Barry ******

Cool, so why should it be tax free where they live now in Thailand when it wouldn't be in their own country? Curious

a month ago

What are the long-term implications of retiring in Thailand considering the evolving tax situation?

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@Wayne ****

lol haha fuck me another one, absolutely happy to say it face to face to a freeloading muppet! However moving on, your entitled little arse thinks 1900 baht entitles you to a years living right? Grow up chump, reality is coming for you

a month ago

What are the long-term implications of retiring in Thailand considering the evolving tax situation?

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@Barry ******

Where are you getting 40% from - the vast vast majority of expats won't come anywhere near to the higher bands, remember you're talking about people who will drive 15 miles to get their Leo 15 baht cheaper!

a month ago

What are the long-term implications of retiring in Thailand considering the evolving tax situation?

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@SJ ******

says the guy who failed to produce any documentary or factual evidence for your opening statement. Not even for the parts you got clearly wrong! As for FB likes, if you judge your abilities by FB likes it's not really a surprise you're retired!

a month ago

What are the long-term implications of retiring in Thailand considering the evolving tax situation?

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@Dave *********

Spot on Sir

a month ago

What are the long-term implications of retiring in Thailand considering the evolving tax situation?

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@Paul ****************

Its not even close to being spot on, a) you CAN own your own house, b) he clearly doesn't have a clue about CGT, Capital Gains Tax, or I strongly suspect the various tax regimes that will determine your future moves. All he gave out was generic, anti thai crap! Can find that in any bar.

a month ago

What are the long-term implications of retiring in Thailand considering the evolving tax situation?

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@SJ ******

A financial advisor giving out poor advice doubling up as the Cheap Charlie cheerleader. You CAN own your own house, and you should probably look up CGT when discussing holding onto assets, you might learn something.

a month ago