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Paddymeboy7

By Paddymeboy7,
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2 hours ago, Dancbmac said:

I stated earlier on 29 March #185146 and apologized after I was corrected, as I read the website incorrectly.  The website wasn’t wrong it was myself not checking the data correctly.

I think you apologized to someone else but that's OK. I'll borrow that.

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lol… your argument is weak. He is a retiree not a business owner, entrepreneur or investor. His “small value consumer goods and services” generate a profit for the Thais he buys them from so he is con

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You are quite right, but the perhaps larger issue is the inbred arrogance and entitlement of very many westerners, who believe that they have a God given right to move where they like and almost do wh

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Hooray for you Fred and you never waste an opportunity to let other members know of your income. The average US citizen though also requires an additional pension to SS to meet the requirements.

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On 3/25/2022 at 8:35 PM, Paddymeboy7 said:

Heres the thing......I wish to live in Thailand.....I have a fixed income (retired)......State pension....small private pension.....I could easily live on them without draining the Thai public purse....I have insurance policy to cover hospital Bills if needed......I would be contributing to the Thai economy.....Just saying.

There’s an Embassy “O” Retirement Visa based on “ state pension”. 

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On 4/27/2022 at 11:46 AM, oldschooler said:

There’s an Embassy “O” Retirement Visa based on “ state pension”. 

That's only to apply for the Non O Visa, at a Thai Embassy, which will only grant him a 90-day stay on entry.

To then extend his permission of stay for 1 year based on retirement at local Immigration offices, he needs to meet Immigrations financial requirements, which are 800K in funds in a Thai bank, or 65K monthly overseas transfers, or a combination of both totalling 800K for 1 year.

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