@Sean *******

2ndLine is a VOIP phone app.

@Shane ******

Tiger gym is one of the best for a beginner.

Google voice is too expensive. Set up a 2ndLine account before you leave the US, and get the premium package at $38 a year. Once you get here you can tie it to your Thai phone, and it works for authentication at both my US banks, and other sites. It is the best to use. As long as you keep the premium account the number you selected never changes. Other services only guarantee you keep the same number for a year. I've had mine for 6 years now with 2ndLine, getting calls and messages from it on my Thai phone.

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@AmberLee **************

typically your current doctor coordinates with your Thai doctor on a course of treatment in order to get a medical visa. You can't just apply for one blindly, with no recommended treatment plan already worked out with your doctors.

@Sam ***********

lololol. Like I said, Thailand is not for you. You'll learn the hard way...lolol

@Sam ***********

I speak for myself. You ask extreme questions for something that just came into existence a little over a month ago, and you expect an answer, as if someone has done the exact same thing. You don't belong here. It is that simple. Be a man and find out for yourself then report back to us. That's what Thais do...lolol

@Sam ***********

with an attitude like that you don't belong in Thailand. The only way you will know if it works is to apply. If it works it works, and if not then it doesn't.

@Clive ********

Thailand doesn't care about legitimate pensions. What Thailand will be concerned about are those people here on retirement extensions, but too young to receive pensions in their passport country. Thailand will want to know about the money they are using to live here, as working is restricted on a retirement extension. This is what Thailand cares about tax wise, not legitimate pensions.

Pensions aren't taxed.