tilac01

Thanks for the feedback. A tax lawyer advised me to transfer my funds to Schwab, I shouldn't encounter any tax liability. So, that's the plan.

I am a US citizen, Thai resident for many years. Per Vanguard, my mutual fund account which I opened when I was a US resident will no longer be available to me by the end of this year due to new US regulations. Appears I will be unable to continue using Vanguard's services under current policies. Has anyone out there received the same bad news and what are the options?

I also had a problem this week, I coud not the complete the transfer from my US bank to my Thai bank unless I sent Wise a recent bank statement "verifying my bank account" from my US bank within 2 days. (I have used this account for about 5 years). I verified the account and the transfer is back on track.

My transfers from the US are now taking one week, a few months ago only one day.

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It might help if you ask Geo Blue to send you a copy of the Guarantee of Benefits for your appointment via email, they're usually ok with that and send a copy in minutes.

I'm having the same issues with Geo Blue. Claims I filed for services in February are "in progress". BHP insurance department employee said they told her they are "overwhelmed".

When did they start requiring a medical and video test results to renew a 5 year license?

Can a Thai citizen residing in Thailand open an account with Schwab?

I extended my retirement visa last week at Jomtien. I got there about 1:30 pm, took five minutes to obtain a number at the check in counter and saw the immigration officer almost immediately.