@martinoo2002
Dutch expat in Thailand
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Registration: 19 July 2023
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Evicting bad tenant by 1895whiffer
Hi,Can you tell me how easy to get a bad tenant,in Koh Samui and what to do if he refuses to leave
You mean you have no contract that stipulates the events in which he is a bad tenant?Then just go to a lawyer..You can involve the police, but you make yourself corruptible for the rest of your life..They will come back every New Year, Chinees New ... Read More
Work research Thailand by cn.antoine
Hi everyone,We have the project with my girlfriend to go live in Thailand this year. I've started to apply from my home country but I would like to pursue my research in Thailand. As Non-immigrant B visa requires a job to get it, do you now an ...
No , but the visa you mention is not easy to acquire and will NOT allow you to work. for an employer. Best is to.check thaievisa.go,thHow old are you? Are your diplomas in Engoish and proper certified by Thai embassy. Did you find your profession to ... Read More
has anyone use Thai Visa Expert for retirement assistance? by alenacherny
For Eastern Europe, is retirement process the same as I expect they might make me jump some hoops. I am considering a Visa Agent to help guide the matter. Are they powered to complete the process or is a Thai attorney better option?
You can not.ask for any form of VISA first time in Thailand. You need.to get the NON o 3 konths validaty (retirement) at.embassy or.consulate near you. This you can extend to 12 mo and re extend annually. Residency through ownership from.whom you ... Read More
Work research Thailand by cn.antoine
Hi everyone,We have the project with my girlfriend to go live in Thailand this year. I've started to apply from my home country but I would like to pursue my research in Thailand. As Non-immigrant B visa requires a job to get it, do you now an ...
Depends on the work you do.Some professions are prohibitedGoogle/Gemini. Foreign Business ActIf you give a little more detail, same for the missus, you get a lot more advise Read More
has anyone use Thai Visa Expert for retirement assistance? by alenacherny
For Eastern Europe, is retirement process the same as I expect they might make me jump some hoops. I am considering a Visa Agent to help guide the matter. Are they powered to complete the process or is a Thai attorney better option?
The procedure remains the same, Any advisor will not smoothen the requirements, but they will all charge a hefty fee.....Just go.to immigration and pick up the list of documents you have to provide. If there are questions on which exactly we can ... Read More
Latest on the DTV by GuestPoster010102
Aloha, Searching this site, I don't see any recent posts about the DTV. Any pertinent updates and/or insights as of 1/25? Thanks
Googledtv requirements, better even use AI Read More
Extended Stay in Laek Sak by GuestPoster010102
Aloha.I'm considering Laek Sak for an extended stay, perhaps 3 – 6 months, maybe longer. And if not Laek Sak specifically, then somewhere in Ao Luek, fairly close by. I’m looking for an affordable place ($400 – 500 US/mo), perhaps ...
Buying outright is not an option, legislation prevents foreign ownership. And then for 3 to 6 months buying should never be an option...Start googling for locations, agents galore Read More
has anyone use Thai Visa Expert for retirement assistance? by alenacherny
For Eastern Europe, is retirement process the same as I expect they might make me jump some hoops. I am considering a Visa Agent to help guide the matter. Are they powered to complete the process or is a Thai attorney better option?
Neither an agent nor an attorney will smooth anything as the requirements remain the same. If you cannot meet the requirements (no hoops here) than an agent can be a solution, but it is nit advisable Read More
Thailand Retirement Visa O-A by JonSt
Hi, I'm new to the forum so bear with me as this has most likely been asked many times :)I’m looking at the requirements for this Visa and if I go ahead with my plans to retire at 55, I understand that 800k baht will need to stay in a Thai ...
Google and have a look at the requirements and tell us what exactly you feel unsure about Read More
Retirement visa by C. H. Jarve
Hi folks. First time questioner.Can anyone explain to me, step by step, the process and requirements to obtain a retirement visa? Do you need an attorney to run the paperwork, if any? Can you apply for multi-entry visa and if not is there any ...
Nope Read More
Selling an existing business by torbeneri
HI. If I sell my existing business and the new owners keeps the staff on as is, will there be any liability regarding severance pay as the staff stays on?
This.is called a going concern transaction. You either pay your staff the built up liabilities or the provisions/accruals are absorbed in the sales or.purchase price. Make sure when you do the latter it is.mentioned in the contract!!!Both ways.... Read More
Pattaya Bilingual School Sought by arturaz
Looking for a reasonably priced bilingual school located in the p a t t a y a area. My son is in junior high and will be ready for high school soon. He is fluent in Thailand and English languages. Prefer a school with a high percentage of English if ...
Burapha Univeristy has a bi lingual section and reseanobly priced.And a.pretty good reputation...At the time we lived in Aytutthaya and our daughter had the choice between several universities. She chose this one and we, her parents, were impressed ... Read More
Health insurance recommendation by fruitspunch
Hello,I'm going to live and work in Thailand starting in January 2025. It seems like I will get a basic limited health coverage simply by being legally employed by a company based in Thailand.However, I have heard people recommend getting private ...
@scbrock The Special Medical Clinic is just a name it is a service from the hospital, but the service is done for an additional fee, here it is 450 THB, you get to your doctor more fast than in the normal procedure of GP, with waitlist, who decides ... Read More
Tiny House in Thailand for retirement by JacquesEnThailande
Bonjour,I'm Jacques, 61, maried to a french/thai woman, newly retired. We're pollanng to build a house in her hometown village.So many questions will arrise...
You referred to tiny house. Lots of varieties available, from container to knockdownBut quality can be an issue Read More
Health insurance recommendation by fruitspunch
Hello,I'm going to live and work in Thailand starting in January 2025. It seems like I will get a basic limited health coverage simply by being legally employed by a company based in Thailand.However, I have heard people recommend getting private ...
@scbrock Yes, the wait is there, but that is for the first time only, after that you can get appointments. And if you have other issues you ask the good doctor for his referral and an appointment date and time set. And on the appointments you have ... Read More