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the Land Office boss explained it in broken English as akin to a Contract..ok. As mentioned later i too included the Registered Usufruct in my Will.

I fail to see the need for an inducement when it is a straight forward legal process that each Land Office is obliged to do as part of their salaried duties. In my case the Sankamphaeng Land Office calculated a one-off fee of 12,00THB which would be the average amount per month to Rent a decent home in my District. (The Usufruct was seen as a Rental Contract with terms ranging from 20, 25 and 30 years, inluding the size of the home). I elected 30years. I am not married but do appear on my partners' Chanote and Blue Book. (I do have my own Yellow Book and Pink ID Card). I later attached all the relevant documents as a Codicil to my Thai Will. PS. My partner paid the 12,000THB.

seems TRD was just sussing us out!

i think you should have just mentioned the 35years WorkingLife = the full pension of $2,000 per month. Why mention the portions and how much you would receive if only a resident for 10 years, as this a Case-by-case Means Tested Formula that Service Australia apply. Let each interested retiree find out for him/her self.

Department of Land Transport will answer all your questions.

can you clarify this paragraph please..what is a Public Pension; are you referring to a DisabilityPension?..what is the 30% you refer to, and who decided it is 3 months?

that's the bottom line.

at least he is in the safe area.

that's 8 under Phra..impressive Scorecard

Occluded Coronary Artery is a strong candidate.

i understand from his post he will soon be trying to leave!

wouldn't it be a bummer if facial/gait recognition pinged him walking into the airport.

Suicide to me is on top of the list. RIP.

well the Thai Baht is on a slide.

Ding..ding..ding..ding.