This is NOT an official government website. We are an independent resource providing information and assistance to travelers.
Jeremy *******
This is a summary of
Jeremy *******
's contributions to the platform. They have posed 33 questions and added 2577 comments.

QUESTIONS

COMMENTS

Jeremy ********
You’re 57 health insurance will only ever go up especially if you have any chronic conditions

This is just the way health insurance works as you age it goes up and up and up because the risk of coverage increases every year you’re alive, hence why it’s near impossible to get a private insurance after the age of 66

…the only way to offset it is to have another policy via a pension etc that will cover any chronic conditions which you can omit from the Thai insurance policy

I have found through my own trial and errors is that all the companies are intermingled with each other so by omitting something from company A won’t insulate you from company B finding out

You could opt for huge premiums in the range of ฿60k-฿100k to offset the cost

Look into Allianz or NOW insurance (out of HK)

The only cheaper insurance for you is unfortunately your UHC in the UK

Good luck
Jeremy ********
Just so your research and ask the right questions

Or just buy your own domicile
Jeremy ********
Thais are citizens in Thailand and play by different rules than foreigners
Jeremy ********
In your 2 countries I’m guessing you’re a citizen and the rules are different for you as a citizen

I’m probably sure you don’t keep up with foreigner rules in the 2 countries you’re a citizen in as far as visa requirements businesses opportunities and tax requirements

So if you own property in Thailand as a foreigner to use as a Monthly investment stream via rental income you need to have a WP and TIN to do so

Thais are citizens in Thailand just like you are in your 2 countries and play by different rules than foreigners

It is what it is

Good luck
Jeremy ********
Of course you’re back as always in my comments

Not sure why
Jeremy ********
The Foreigner needs a Thai Tax ID number (TIN)

If the foreigner doesn’t have this then the landlord is operating an illegal business in country

If they have a TIN then you can have a foreigner as a landlord

You can ask they may or may not be 100% honest with you

It’s a risk, so either buy you’re own domicile or rent/lease from a Thai national
Jeremy ********
Yes you are correct

You can buy 60 day SETV visas that don’t count against your 2 visa free exemption stamps per year

Or any other visa

Hope that helps

Good Luck
Jeremy ********
That’s a bold statement

Let’s see how that strategy plays out for you
Jeremy ********
The visa agent sounded like he knew what he was talking about

Self promotion well of course like all YT videos

But the knowledge was there from a seasoned veteran with contacts
Jeremy ********
I watched the same exact video on YT

all you friend has to do is buy a 60 day SETV visa and he should be good to go

This is only if he doesn’t go over 180 days in a calendar year

Buzzin Pattaya Thailand visa and Drivers License crisis