I would definitely be worried about the ease of theft

@Peter ******

You seem to be missing the point. It's only there to benefit a few select Thai insurance companies. not the policy holder

I'm from Portland, and have lived in Thailand for 28 years. Fairly straightforward getting a long-term Visa here things change yearly but it's still fairly easy. As for the home the area where your wife's from might not be the best place for you to live. And where others have said right by the family again I have to agree with them I'm four and a half hours away from my in-laws and that's just about right and get there if something happens but they're not dropping by every single day for something. Personally I would suggest coming to Thailand seeing different areas such as beach towns, Chiang Mai, Bangkok, and others. Maybe make several trips and stay in several areas for a month or maybe three. And remember making a home here is unlike in America and the home is technically hers

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@Jaidee ***********************

they will pick him up at his place. drive him to the border, cross with him, and drive him home same day

Yes, I brought in several cans several times without any issue. However that was 10-15 years ago

@Glenn ****

actually sounds like your paying a lot of money not saving

@John ******

he stated he acquired a visa inside the country. sounds like maybe an extension

@John ******

in extension is not a Visa

@Kenny *****************

in extension is not a Visa

@Kenny *****************

an extension is not a Visa