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

lol.i meant 1000 plus euros or dollars. And blessed may they be! For different people in different circumstances it's often a godsend

@Paul *******

they won't soon

@David *********

I'd say Brandon masters the subject

The laughter is a measure of the dumbness

@Bill ********

yes keep advertising it loud and clear blurting it out so that all the locals raise their prices to Western prices well done

@Clive ********

I think a lot of people are going to be considering the 179-day stay. From what I read, this new law also applies to all Thai people. I can't imagine every one of the farming people around me going in and filing a tax return

Agent

@Ken **********

the internet is plastered with services offering visas. You know how restricted the laws are, for example, the case of lease majeste and affect anyone can sue you for slander at any point in time if you criticize them in public. Where is illegal, these people would have been pounced on long ago. It's not the classical route as outlaid in the law for foreigners, but it certainly is an open, legitimate and viable route that works perfectly and allows one to use the stems for entering exiting and doing all the official business without anyone raising an eye. As to the technicality of the bank account and what they do and what they don't do and who's involved and two gets a percentage, I'm only free to imagine

@Julane ******

YES, a smaller renewal fee around 12,000 to 15,000 and NO, you don't need a new agent. Heard of online services? You can easily go to the local immigration in your new city and do a letter of residency. Listen I didn't give a toss either way and I'm not here to argue. I'm just correcting some misconceptions that you are floating around out there. This doesn't affect me but I do happen to know the truth from years ago.

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