5. Monkeys

I’m from the US and got used to driving on the left pretty quickly (you have to). Getting used to having the turn signals swapped with the windshield wipers took a little longer.

Good luck with that.

If you’re still in Thailand, I can’t believe you posted this on FB.

I don’t think the embassy will assume anything.

For a retirement visa, the monthly pension well over 65K won’t help you the first year unless you’re from a country that allows its embassy to certify pension amounts. The US, the UK and others no longer do that. So, you’d have to put 800K baht in a Thai bank account for the first year and also have the monthly deposits made for the first year. After that, you will have established the monthly deposits for subsequent years.

You need to submit a TDAC every time you enter Thailand.

That would be frustrating.

@John *********

The years are now important.

@Jeremy *******

Not what you wrote.