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I intend to sell a house in my home country. There is a significant tax break applied in case the seller does not own additional real estate apart from the unit sold. Since I am not legally considered a resident in my home country anymore (this status is being revoked automatically after a certain number of years living abroad, although citizenship remains of course), I need to provide some legal document from Thai authorities stating that I do not own any real estate in Thailand. How can that be done?

When the whole trip out and back in to Thailand to a family of four costs a small fortune, better bother with a few possibly unnecessary documents or additional minor expenses than risk being refused boarding / entry. Everything in this scheme - flights, hotels, covid tests - must be prepaid and is non-refundable (a main reason by the way why this kind of sandbox or AQ schemes will never bring any significant amount of tourists to the country. The second major reason being the complication of it all).

Following the above discussion, I purchased an additional insurance that does not exclude outpatient benefits, for 3 months from my planned arrival date to Thailand (embassy said on phone "3 months insurance is enough for marriage visa", however I realize they might be referring to the visas they issue there and not for a yearly extension of stay). My extension of stay is valid till July 2022 (I got a multiple entries Reentry Permit as well). I don't have a return ticket. Got my COE yesterday based on the above. Wonder if I better purchase a return ticket anyway for the case IO in phuket will be stricter than the embassy. What is the worst outcome? held up at the airport and forced to purchase additional insurance till July 2022?

Somewhat related: entering Thailand via Phuket Sandbox, then continuing to Pattaya (where I normally do the 90 days and where the TM30 was submitted) - when should my first 90 days report be done? do I need to submit TM30 again?

There are also international flights with a "stop" in Suvharnabhumi, that then continue to Phuket after about 1-2 hours. Same plane. Same flight code. I guess some of the passengers depart and the rest continue to Phuket. Acceptable?

I've seen that flights to Phuket sandbox cannot be with a transit in Bangkok. Must "Fly from abroad to Phuket". But are there restrictions on connecting flights in general though to in this program?

I asked my insurance company if they can add covid outpatient cover for a shorter period than my yearly policy. They answered no and referred me to the following site as an alternative: https://covid19.tgia.org/ Legit?

To add another related question - will my wife and kids (Thai nationals) also need a Covid insurance coverage and if so for what duration? I didnt manage to receive an answer from the embassy on that.

I just got the following info from the embassy: "It should cover all eventualities including treatment as an out-patient". and "In the absence of a return ticket, for as long as you intend to stay in Thailand".

Yeah, I meant any minimal duration, be it a month or as short as posdible. Naturally since we return to Thailand which is where live for over 6 years, we will not have return tickets.

You mean a 14 days inusrance policy?

Say I get another insurance just for that. What is the duration I need...? After 14 days in Phuket I intend to proceed to Pattaya where we live. I have an almost year long extension of stay based on marriage (and a reentry permit).

I got a specific letter regarding cover for covid19 and im the same letter it is stated that only inpatient is covered (I attached that paragraph above).

Specifically excludes outpatient treatment.

Thanks. In my case no outpatient cover is mentioned on their letter.

Our AETNA policy covers 5 million baht per case, including Covid-19 treatments, but it is "In-patient and day case" only. There is no cover for out-patient treatments. Does that qualify for a policy to enter Thailand? Does anyone has experience doing that? BTW I am not on a retirement visa.