Definitely don't need a 90 day report if you haven't stayed 90 days or longer. I think you just need a tm30 along with passport.

Best thing is to get the non o for 3 months in your home country and then open your bank account in the first month to get your 800k in there with 2 months + before your extension requirement. Pretty easy still

Anytime will be a good move from USA to Thailand. If you can do it now do it now. As a couple you pretty much need to figure out what you both wish to do with your retirement but wouldn't recommend Pattaya. My missus quite rightfully said Pattaya wasn't an option for us due to the temptation that faces men in that city.

@Damo **********

yeah really clever answer

@Steve *******

I've had nothing but bad experiences with medical here. Dental I definitely agree is much better but doctors here seem to know jack 💩. I had to cure a health issue through dry fasting because the specialists here knee stuff all how to help me. I was extremely disappointed

I'm Aussie but 3kusa is a pretty decent budget here. It's around 100k baht a month. When I was single half of that was my living expenses and the other half I spent on girls. You could spend less on girls but I loved soi6 girls mostly so paying a few drinks, room cost and the girl came to around 2500 baht or there abouts. But you could still get fit freelancers for 1500 to save a bit more. So even though Thailand is more expensive these days, 100k a month is still a good life

Don't think so. I renewed my non o retirement visa in May and wasn't asked anything in regards to this

@Andrew *******

and they're also changing the ganja laws back to medicinal only

A tm30 most likely although might not be the case for a tourist visa but definitely check with someone on that as immigration love stinging farang with their 1600 baht penalties that are supposed to be the landlords fine

@Gardar **************************

well that's new to me but he'll get 30 days no matter what