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Thanks so much for the info, Sheryl😀...I will be looking into the Khon Kaen Heart Hospital definitely...

Hi Sheryl...I'm in BKK and also in Udon Thani often...cheers

Hi All...I have recently been diagnosed with a leaky heart mitral valve...looking for recommendations from like folks who have had the procedure done here in Thailand...have done a bit of online searching and the procedure seem pretty darn expensive at the usual 5star hospitals...anyway, looking for suggestions...thanks in advance😀

Hi...I'm from NZ as well and will be using the income letter method...just not sure how it should be worded...any chance of a generic sample you have used??...I'm from Rotorua btw...advance thanks

Wishful thinking...do a little research 😁

The same doctors at both public and private hospitals...

Ouch, that's what I was afraid of...thanks

Hi All...I'm considering moving my SS pension direct deposit from NZ to Thailand...in NZ I do a "proof of life" form every two years...how often do you guys in Thailand do the form??...fyi, every time I submit the form there is a bit of stress for me as I never quite know if it has been received until my payments continue on after Feb of the next year...anyways, sure hope for some decent feedback😀😀

Well said and very true...I really need to focus on the last part for sure...thanks

Thanks for that😀...and yes, i will do just, as well as invent a story why the money is not available...

Thank you for the info...regarding the 3 mil baht being returned to me...is there a way you could suggest to secure the repayment of the loaned money, like some sort of security or legal paperwork to document the money trail that would hold up in court if it came to that...sure hope you'll get back to me on this...thanks again

Thank you all for the genuine replies...I have another question tho...if i were to loan the 3 mil baht, is there some way legally where I can security or have recourse if the money was not being repaid to me???...again thanks

My Thai wife wants to sell a property she and her cousin own which has a mortgage...they want to purchase another property but need to sell the mortgaged property first...they are now pestering me to loan them 3 mil baht to payoff the mortgage claiming the property cannot be sold while there is a mortgage on it...I explained to them that, sure it can be sold, just that the mortgage will be paid off first to the mortgage holder...they claim that is not how it works in Thailand... Any views or insight into their claims guys?? Thanks in advance... JB

Will check it out, thanks😀