@Julie ********

I love it here

@Mark *******

none. The travel agency did it all for me. I slipped them an extra $20 to keep it painless. I have an ordinary (E-type) visa. You pay $5 extra at the airport or border for it. At a local travel agency they extended it for me for 6 months for about $160, which includes a multiple entry permit so I can leave and come back as much as I want. The time to process this can be 1 to 10 days depending on the backlog. After the 6 months you can extend for another year for $290, and you can do that indefinitely. I believe for a retirement extension you can do it for another year right away

@Chris ***

I have an ordinary (E-type) visa. You pay $5 extra at the airport or border for it. At a local travel agency they extended it for me for 6 months for about $160, which includes a multiple entry permit so I can leave and come back as much as I want. The time to process this can be 1 to 10 days depending on the backlog. After the 6 months you can extend for another year for $290, and you can do that indefinitely. I believe for a retirement extension you can do it for another year right away

Just moved to Siem reap and I don’t regret it in the slightest. The long stay visas are a super easy process, mine just took one day

Silom 4 in Bangkok, boys town in pattaya, alpha in samui, yasss! In Phangan, ram’s bar in Chiang Mai.

Alimony

Probably should have planned this out before you resigned, bro

First time doing business in Thailand I see. Best to fill it with concrete and build something new. Almost certainly will cost you more to try to fix the skeleton

@Doug ********

I was wrong, foreigners have no rights to property here. She’s keeps 100% and custody of the kid

She gets half your assets in the country when you get divorced