@Us ****

...no capital gain tax

Cause of disability is NOT Thai ladies...they fix the problem

@Bob *********

....declaring does not mean that it is not allowed

@Chris ******

..10k per person

What is your intent, mister..

When does rainfall slow down in Phuket?

@AIA *****************************

....I recently bought a resort condotel in phuket; If interested I can introduce you to my experienced realtor in phuket..

Good question...do they insure applicants over 70

French citizens can enter Thailand without a visa for a maximum stay of 30 days if they meet the following conditions:

1. Hold a valid French passport with at least 6 months' validity

2. Enter Thailand through an international airport or designated land border crossing

3. Have proof of onward travel (flight ticket, bus ticket, etc.)

4. Have proof of sufficient funds (THB 10,000 or equivalent, approximately EUR 280)

5. Have a valid address in Thailand (hotel booking, etc.)

Note: This visa exemption is for tourism purposes only. If you plan to stay longer than 30 days or for other purposes (work, study, etc.), you must apply for a relevant visa at the Thai Embassy or Consulate before your trip.

Also, French citizens can apply for a Single Entry Tourist Visa (valid for 60 days) or a Multiple Entry Tourist Visa (valid for 6 months) if they wish to stay longer or travel to Thailand multiple times.

Please verify the information with the Royal Thai Embassy or Consulate before your trip to ensure you have the most up-to-date requirements.

@Matthias ***********

...you may want to start the application on the website....they will let you know the correct procedure. French citizens have Visa exempt entry ..