@Elías *******

many options

@Kim *******

Agree that many say 'don't do it'... but i absolutely say 'just do it'. People WAY overcomplicate things. And it's a fabulous place to live. Which is evident from the second your plane lands. All in all, don't get wrapped up in the minutiae and details that completely derail or delay people. Just get on a plane with a one way ticket. You will LOVE it. And what a great experience

Whatever border is closest to

@Shandy *******

no. You can specifically apply for DTV for medical treatment. But need a letter from your provider outlining the treatment plan.

And you don’t need a visa at all to get medical treatment

Any landlord is happy to take your money

DTV_Begpacker and so, you never make a second report with DTV unless u extend in country

@Jj ***

and you have to report every 90 days…

Anonymous participant 324 yes it appears you are struggling, but likely not of sufficient means for it to be relevant to you.

The great news is that departing the nanny state of 🇦🇺 and moving to 🇹🇭 is a great improvement. But many of you are reticent to cut the umbilical cord of Aus taxation. The DTA prevents dual taxation. But doesn’t exempt tax whatsoever. Will leave the interpretation skills and international taxation knowledge in your hands. But if your lifeline is tied to you Super there isn’t much to worry about. Thailand isn’t interested in you.

Anonymous participant 562 Jeff is clearly struggling to grasp this basic concept