@thomas bernard Just because someone offers a service that your friends use does not make it legal.

With certain very limited exceptions, foreigners cannot own land in Thailand. Full stop.

Just because you try to subvert Thai law with a company does not make it legal.

Thomas Barnard

Lool.

No matter what anyone tells you…

Except for approved condominium projects (where a majority of owners are Thai), a foreigner simply cannot own real property in Thailand.

It’s unlawful to use a business to circumvent property laws.

Do some try to circumvent the law? Yes, but don’t spend more than you are willing to lose.

Much better to rent what you want and have the freedom to experience different areas and interests, especially with seasonal changes including the air quality.

@Gabriel *******

I know people that never 90 day report.

Instead of the Non OA, consider applying for the Non O from within Thailand.

A much better option, in my opinion, and the opinion of others (above).

Before you come, purchase a one year (max) term of inexpensive travel insurance from World Nomads, Safety Wing or similar.

Good luck.

6506

If your work permit was canceled 2 days ago, you have overstayed your visa, owe ฿1000 (2x500), and are now subject to arrest, detention, fine and repatriation. All at your own expense.

Leave Thailand today, and return on a visa exempt entry if you like, and are eligible.

Go to your local immigration offices and ask for a list of requirements for renewal.

It’s a handout they have available in English.

@Graham *****

e-check in or gate check your bags, I guess.

It’s ok to arrive 6 hours early for a international flight. Just be sure you clear immigration (not just security) before 11:59 pm.

I recommend you buy a lounge pass (if a first class lounge is open) after you clear customs so you can spend the 6 hours in relative comfort.

@Robert *********

The US Embassy in BKK, as well as the US Consulate in Chiangmai do not issue residency certificates, nor have they ever in recent memory.