@Todd ********

same same where you are. The right hand does not know what the left is doing.

@Todd ********

that’s life. Rise n fall of different dynasties over the centuries…

Yes

Don’t worry too much! I learned it the hard way when private hospital Bangkok hospital took me to Police station with 3 insurance policies n one of them with direct billing agreement. For newcomers they only want the sheiks etc. In that league who do not need insurance. Government hospitals r inexpensive n lots of private specialists clinics charging around 1,000 baht per visit. If you cannot purchase insurance just start learning government hospital system n have a Thai to come with you at the beginning n you will be fine.

Can u be gone for six months n come back with DTV visa?

@Tony **********

Philippines seeing Thaïland ‘s success with DTV visa has introduced their own DTV visa for one year. You r paid by another country n bring your money to spend here pretty neat! If you r over 50 Cambodia has a cheap retirement visa as well. Lots of options around here. It pays to shop around where u want to spend your moolah.

@Todd ********

r u allowed to work or own a business with the 10 year visa you have? DTV allows me to work remotely outside Thaïland.

@Todd ********

R u on retirement visa or non immigrant O visa? How many years have u been in Koh Samui? Is Koh cheaper than Hua?

@Michelle ********

Nana Dental centrally located between the two malls Bluport n Market village.

@Michelle ********

dental soft power. I live a frugal but comfortable Life n prefer to spend my money travelling affordably within Asia. You need at least $1,000 to $1,500 CAD to live in Hua Hin per month comfortably without extravagance. I don’t need alcohol coffee dope sex n smoke. Once a week I treat myself to high tea or brunch or some nice treat from $20-$100 CAD that would be more or not Available in Canada.