@Jeremy *******

possibly with Elite. But nothing else.

@Kenan *****

how about trying some coherent thinking. You tell me ‘that’s not true’. And then expand to tell me it is true lol.

What I said is precisely true. We all know the rules differ between consulates. In some nations, leaving the country (especially returning to Thailand) can result in rejection.

@Kenan *****

you can. And you can also end up having it rejected for doing so

@Bill ********

outsourcing for the win for sure :)

@David *********

It’s 'your’ obligations. Apparently you missed the English and financial planning portion of school.

If you are at least semi-intelligent and well funded in retirement, you have people to assist you for that here. Many good people making a living as visa agents.

No worries, not everyone is smart with money. Maybe bureaucratic paperwork and standing in line were part of your retirement plan. Keep doing your best.

@David *********

very easy. But not exactly smart financially. And it’s nice if you don’t mind going to the bank, opening account, standing in line, gathering documents and then driving to immigration to do the same thing. But if bored with your life, it’s probably a fun couple of days every year

@Jesper ******

you can pamper yourself with the 60-80k baht you receive annually by leaving your 800k somewhere smart

@Paul ******

none were denied. None. Not for a second entry. There would be other reasons.

And being questioned is IO’s doing their job. Nothing more, nothing less. Expect it if you are spending 6 months or more in any nation. It’s irrelevant if you are a legit tourist. And if you have the funds, you can carry on like that as long as you wish

@Paul ******

there is no risk at of not getting a new 60 day. Tourism doesn’t have time limits. It has money and imagination limits. Nobody gets denied on a second entry. And there is no limit

@Tra *****

they never deny a 30 day extension. There is no risk