flexomike

right over your head, you did not catch the joke - 555

you forgot to factor in all of the deductions allowed, yes I realize that the tax rate gets higher quicker, but nothing was factored in the post saying you would have to pay $17,000 dollars tax

legally unless her name is on the account she cannot access the money until it goes through probate, she better take it out real fast.

they sure didn't do that for the people on OA visas/extensions that got the Thai BS insurance forced on us

you are comparing dollars to baht, no way would you be paying 17,000 dollars tax in Thailand

So you are not of the age to collect SS benefits?

$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$

why would anyone want to do that, what a stupid comment

it has been asked an answered here many times, more than 180 days in country in the calendar year

I would think that it is a shoelace that got stuck, not the shoe

I have Bangkok Bank for my SS deposit have used them for going on 8 years, was the only option at the time, it is sent through NY by SS as an ACH transfer, wife uses Krung Thai bank, her SS deposit is by IDD transfer, not much difference in the fees, all depends on how much you receive.

not sure, thinking they would all be about the same, I use Bangkok Bank, wife uses Krung Thai

you can have it direct deposited to almost all Thai banks, and you can have a debit card with the account

two korean drunk men

your boat sailed a long time ago - 555

You will only get the letter if you have a registered address in a foreign country

Hoping it is not another Brit?

no such thing as a 12 month extension of a visa exempt entry, have to get the 90 day visa and then get that extended for one year

so you are calling me a pussy - 555

done it three times in seven years to Cambodia, never an issue

I can go to Cambodia by land in about an hour and a half at most, takes longer to go to the airport

Two per calendar year

will be out next week

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