Do some work like we did

I am now confused bc I leave the country often and have never been asked about a re'- entry permit?

@Andrew ******

don't you only have to do 90 day reporting if you are in country for 90 days without leaving? I have a multi entrance retirement visa but am never in Thailand for more than 90 days so I have nevervrrported? I think I am OK bc I have never been fined but I am of course often wrong with my assumptions.

@Sarick *********

that is very helpful.

@Gary *********

what leagues?

I recently joined this group and after reading numerous posts I now wonder why everything is so difficult . Most retirees come with a good background and funds yet the Thai government seems to have an approach akin to " you are all drug smuggling farangs so prove you are not". I have a retirement visa and will renew but I find the ever increasing complexity of gaining access to the country baffling. I have lived and worked in Georgia, Armenia the USA , Germany, and Mexico and have found Thailand to be the most complicated of processes and rife with easy bribes..

@Us ****

it's ok to have an opinion. I see nothing wrong with that. Personally as a guy born in what one used to call the working class in Manchester and having left the UK aged 21 for the USA I think everyone can make their own judgements. I will say thar every timec I return to my homeland it's depressingly worse than I anticipated. Hence my living in Thailand.

@Nga *************

sir I agree with you. I have lived in Georgia, Spain, Armenia,The USA, Puerto Rico ,Costa Rica and now Thailand and am from the UK.

The misconception of paper wasting killing trees continues . The biggest tree " lo l er" is the construction industry and then furniture. Paper is an offshoot.

@Ruth ******

I'll need a new passport in 2028 but my current one is almost full with very little space.