If you have any chronic conditions (hypertension etc) or pre existing conditions you are probably not going to get a great rate on your health insurance…chronic and pre existing conditions plus age are not a winning formula

So you can ask for super high premiums, omit conditions from the insurance (which means you pay out of pocket)..

so if you ask for a premium of let’s say ฿250k per year it drops the overall payment…

you can also opt out of IPD or OPD which drops the cost as well

Best way to offset it is if you have an insurance through a pension plan or other so once you omit any condition and IPD/OPD you are still covered…

good luck

It’s a good plan until it isn’t

You can probably get away with it for 3-4 years before an I/O flags you

You can’t do a 30 day extension online

You have to go to your local immigration office and apply in person…cost is ฿1,900

@Pietro ******

Tax resident with benefits

WP open own business make minimum salary of ฿80k paying with paying a month for 3 years apply for PR or citizenship

No benefit

Buy a visa like elite LTR etc pay taxes have no route to PR or citizenship

Understand??

Do you want to be a tax resident with zero benefits?

Do you want to be a tax resident with benefits?

There is a big big difference between the 2

No it’s tied to one passport as far as I know

But call Thai privilege to confirm

As far as I know The Amphur will want to see a long term visa Non-O retirement elite LTR etc for the issuance of the yellow book and pink id card

This was my experience in Bangkok so each Amphur might or will have different rules

Good luck

@Greg **********

don’t get mad Mr 25 years experience

You offered him a visa knowing it was wrong because you didn’t understand his posting nor did you read it 100%

A person with 25 years experience needs to be better when offering advice

@John *********

This is what I wrote…I know fir a fact you have zero reading comprehension skills

Plus it’s not 1 Jan so nobody knows if it will really reset to zero….in the ancient times before the 60 day visa free exemption stamp it did reset to zero on 1 Jan

If you’re not a time traveler nobody knows until 1 Jan

@John *********

correct

But Mr 25 years missed that

So it’s super funny