Immigration will stop you eventually.

It's a great visa to have, as long as you don't need to work.

@Brandon ***********

you must be very careful using a agent who gets both stamps in at the same time. It's easy for immigration to pick this up and cause issues. I have seen this happen before.

@Trevor *****

Privilege Entry visa, you can get one at Thailand Privilege.

I would not count on that. The immigration officer might use the visa already in your passport.

But you can extend your tourist visa by 30 days in Thailand anyway.

Just try different banks and branches to see what they can offer you.

A retirement visa seems to be the obvious choice, or a PE visa if you can afford it. Good luck 👍

Yes, simple to do.

@Frank *********

not really as much as you realise, only for Western countries that are tied together.

@Lisa ******

well I think the US just thought it would be too inconvenient for countries to trade outside the US dollar.

But after what countries are seeing the US do to poor countries by using the US dollar as a weapon to sanction countries, and then hold a coup, these countries obviously want out of this system and opted for trading in local currencies with BRICS, instead of US reserve.

It is far more inconvenient for these countries to be sanctioned by the USA, than to switch trading economy, hence the mass move away from the US dollar reserve.