@Garrett **********

sorry to ask, but do you have that in writing ?

@Chris *******

interested to see if you have much choice .. the policy you load for entry determines how long you are stamped in for .. and the (separate) annual policy is compulsory.

I am interested to know how you will deal with the required insurances.

The Covid travel insurance usd$ 50k required for the Thai pass. Will you buy a full year of that?

The Thai health insurance required for long term stay, 40kb/400kb, from the listed Thai companies, will you enter with/without that?

(I was stamped in for 5 years on entry with OX, 2 years ago, before the Thai pass/covid rules)

@Richard ******

if it breaks .. yes. But it depends on your physical location, seems that Bangkok is a chore, not so at my provincial office.

You need to update your info. 3million deposit for year 1.

Depending on age and medical conditions, compulsory, expensive health insurance.

If you choose to not exit the country, 5 years is real.

The cash remains yours, say you leave for good .. you can take it with you.

Online 90 days reports mean you go to the office once a year.

@Erik *****************

yes, I got the idea .. 🙏🏻

the question is wether the expat spouse of a Thai “government employee” has different status in this instance.

@Suzie ******************

Cuba and Thailand have virtually nothing in common .. hard to imagine nations further apart .. but thanks for your input 🙏🏻

@Richard ****

yeah, compared to clean & tidy Sing, bkk is filthy and not a kids playground at all .. give it a miss ..

@Tammy ***********

my OX visa was stamped 2024 when I entered in 2019, on the surface, it looks like double insurance plus length of stay reduced 😵‍💫🤦🏼. (Assuming they won’t stamp anyone past 1 year as that is all insurance companies will sell)

@Michael *******

good point, will they need both insurances for a whole year too ?