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I live in lsan with my Thai wife and l have stayed on retirement visa. Best way to go for over 50 years old.
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Being Mexican is only a problem in America. I’m an Australian who lived in a the USA for two years after l retired from Australian Army. Mexicans and black people were my best friends. I’m retired now in Thailand with my Thai wife and family and l would invite you into my home anytime if you’re a good person. Thailand would love you to to visit the kingdom
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Not required but you’re crazy not to have it, 60 days travel insurance is only $100-200.
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My reading of the DTV 500.000 baht is close to the 450.000 baht to support a Thai wife in the kingdom. I understand you and your family are not Thai so health insurance for your family is required. The cost of this health insurance is totally up to you. Healthcare for my Thai family is very low. I’m 30 years Australian Army living in lsan Thailand.
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@Michael *******
no it is not you must apply for multi entry. I live here in Thailand with wife and family do You.
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Yes you are in trouble, you must report every 90, if you left the country without applying for re entry before leaving your retirement visa is cancelled when you leave the kingdom
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@Graham *****
exactly marriage gives you the right to make income in the kingdom however there is a very long list of jobs you can not do in Thailand 🇹🇭
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Fly in visa exempt 60 days, any time after the first week go to immigration and apply for 30 days extension 1900 baht but will need 3 x passport photos and may need tm30 ( location paper work that is required by Thai law that accommodation provides do on your behalf on check in). This rule is generally not enforced.