Franck60

Hey! What do you mean when you give me the advice … « not to burn bridges »? I believe I could be fine there in Thailand. I want change from Europe. I will try to learn some thai once I live there (if it’s doable / not too hard). I believe I’ll be more looking to engage with thai people than with the expat community. I need this change, Do you feel you made the right choice to go and live in Thailand? As a retiree, we can’t work or volunteer in Thailand… Hasn’t that be some kind of frustration? Has it never got boring because of this restriction? Just asking to get to know more, thanks,

I don’t intend to mingle much with the expat community. I tend to keep to myself a lot. I believe I will prefer to talk mostly to thai people. I’ve been living in Europe. Change will do me good, thanks,

Hello, Yeah, I understand that things are constantly subject to changes. I’m just starting to get curious about the current situation and requirements. It’s better to get well acquainted with the dealings beforehand… It’s easier to process that way, Thanks,

Hi there, Thank you so much for all the information. It’s super helpful. So both the Non-IMM O and Non-IMM OA visas can be extended for one year? Would you say that most people favour the Non-IMM O kind of visa ? Thank you, Frank

Hi there, … thank you for clarifying the 90 day report issue. It’s perfectly clear now, Thanks,

Hey! Your message seems reassuring about the potential hassle. But can’t you renew for an entire whole year? You have to report every 90 days? How much does it cost to do it through an agent? Do you feel you made the right choice to go and live in Thailand? As a retiree, we can’t work or volunteer in Thailand… Hasn’t that be some kind of frustration? Has it never got boring because of this restriction? Just asking to get to know more, thanks, ????

Hi guys! I’m french, and in 5 years, I’ll be turning 64 years old. My project is to retire in Thailand. I have almost no family left in France, and I don’t enjoy living here. I traveled twice to Thailand, and have stayed there for around 3 months altogether. I’ve traveled a lot during my life, and always feel better outside my country. I believe I could feel alright in Thailand. I’d like to ask you a question about RETIREMENT VISAS, etc. Have some of you retired in Thailand? How’s it going? I’ve heard that’s pretty easy to get to stay for one year as a retiree but… how hard is it to renew year after year? I believe I’d like to stay there long term so it’d be really nice to get feedback from you, guys. I’m worried about being able to stay there long-term. Frank