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@Brandon ***********
so they live here for years, but never register with an immigration office, so never do a 90 day report?
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@Brandon ***********
they still need to deal with Thai Immigration for their 90 Day Reporting.
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@Tony *********
and not for 2 months before,and 3 months after, the extension.
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@Michael *******
you are ignoring the point Paul Light is making. People who live in a country should, and do, have a right to limit some people from entering and living in their country. That means they can stop repeat sexual offenders, drug bosses, and others they deem to not be desirable to visit or live in their country. Similarly you have the same right to control who can enter and live in your house. In Thailand's case, they are exercising their right to determine what sort of people they want visiting, and how long they can stay in their country.
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@Sylvia *******
yes I know people, including myself, where Thai insurance companies do not pay and cancel your policies if you try to claim. In my case they said I had not told them about my previous history. I pointed out they did not ask me for my history when we met and signed the policy. I think they asked my girlfriend in Thai how is my health, she responded that I am good, which was true. They did not ask her for my previous history, which she would have answered truthfully. But they should have asked me, not her.
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@Nick ********
technically I believe they can ask to see both your licence and your IDP.
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@Rhys *******
so maybe 2 hours out of your 8760 hours in a year, to do a stay extension, is going to make a big difference to your money making ability?
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@Bob *********
true. It seems they are happy to sign you up, but cancel your policy if you try to claim.
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@Parker *******************
i haven't done it myself, but you should be able to achieve it with the mixed method. For example, 400k in the account, and 32,500 per month in monthly transfers. Talk to your immigration office.
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@Fabian *********
so where does your daily spending and bill paying money comes from. I assume you are sending it to Thailand as needed. I am guessing you are probably sending around the 65k each month anyway. So where is the difference?
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