@Brandon ***********

Totally correct. This is why pensions will not be affected. Pensions are paid in the same year, so they have ALWAYS been tax "assessable". Thai Treasury never bothered looking at them because the potential returns would be so low. They would need to spend millions on staff and software development in order to get back thousands. A total waste of money. But it's good popcorn material reading the comments from some people. The Voice isn't on tonight so I need entertainment! 😆

Make it a Polish restaurant. We need some different food here in Thailand!

@Peters *****

Totally wrong

@Trudi *********

Possibly you might need to get your own non-O retirement visa to avoid potential problems in the future

@Steve *********

No luck required. Turn up 15 mins before scheduled time, next off the rank, jump the queue of ticket holders! It's fantastic!!

@Kevin *******

Bangkok. Through the immigration website

Appointment not required but highly recommended. My last extension application I was in and out in 45mins. I jumped the queue and was attended to very promptly

If you mean non-O for retirement, you might need to show a 12-month lease. Check with your immigration office

@Chris ****

Some people might find it useful to know that there's no such thing as an ASEAN passport, or a European passport, especially where Thai immigration is concerned

@Chris ****

I know what ASEAN is. What you probably don't realise is Thailand immigration looks at every passport country independently, same as Europe. Thailand immigration deals with COUNTRIES not with trading or political blocs, or continents. You have a lot to learn, maybe you should be googling!! 😂😂😂