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@Wayne ******
I am 8787 with many serious pre existing conditions including heart and diabetes. Who will give me insurance at an acceptable cost?
Paul *******
I am a 77 year old Australian living in Chiang Mai, Thailand for over ten years. I self insure for medical. I have a reserve in my bank account to cover at least one month hospital costs in a private hospital. If that proves insufficient, I would attempt tp fly back to Australia where my medical treatment would be free.
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Be over 50 years of age, have 800,000 Thai Baht in your Thai bank. Go to Immigration and ask.
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@Graham *****
As long as the Immigration officer, after reviewing the posters stay history, accepts that she continues to be a tourist. Otherwise he will deny her entry.
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If this is your third visit within a 12 month period, the Immigration officer could easily believe that you are no longer a tourist and could deny you entry unless you have a visa valid for the reason of your stay. Be warned.
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1. Yes, I suggest that you apply before arrival. 2. Once you are here and have your Retirement visa, then you can go to Immgration and purchase a single or a multi re entry. 3. There is no m inimum stay requirement. 4. It is straight forward and simple to do yourself - why pay an agent extra money.
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Medical certificate from any doctor or hospital.
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@Egger ********
I am confident that the Thai police know and understand the laws relating to licences from ASEAN countries which are totally different to the laws for licences from Western countries.
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@Egger ********
CRAP answer. The poster has an ASEAN licence and they do not need to be accompanied by an International Drivers Permit(IDP).