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twix38

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  1. I know a fair bit as a layman and as done both parents probate and IHT. Fathers in Thailand without a Will and both parents in UK.

    Don't forget your RNRB Residential Nil Rate Band allowance on your property if it's your principle private residence. This adds £175,000 to your £325,000 IHT allowance.

     

    As current legislation allows

  2. Used to have a retirement visa which expired as not been back for 3 years.

     

    I'm planning a trip for up to 6 months departing around November 2023.

     

    Could someone advise procedure and requirements in UK to obtain appropriate Tourist visa?

    and if any other/better options available for up to 6 months stay. 

    (I don't have required funds in Thailand for retirement visa and not wishing to remit funds.)

     

    Thanks

     

  3. went to Thailand to look for work!

    why!

    There's plenty if unmet job vacancies here in UK. To the point the chancellor is promoting schemes to get the workforce still not back to work after Covid.

     

    Working in Thailand has plenty if additional hurdles and here in UK availability is good and no hurdles.

    That reason to travel to Thailand to find work is not common sense or standing up to even brief scrutiny.

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  4. Retirees having a spare 40 million baht! lmao

    40 million baht just to own my own home and land it sits on. 

    why would I? if anything it makes me feel more determined NEVER to buy but only rent. much safer and no real term commitment to put up with anything - problem neighbours, dogs, construction, karaoke, loudspeakers, bars, noise of any sort, boundary or legal issues etc that can start up at any time and totally blight life.

    NAH!

  5. another example....

     

    I joined Simply Gym on their off peak membership. No joining fee and cost was £9.99 a month. can go weekends and midweek daytime.

    In Thailand I asked on my visit and off peak not an option. Typical  monthly cost I found was 1,000 baht or higher. So thats over double what I can pay to suit me in UK. 

    I think normal membership is £16/£17 month, so still cheaper than typical Thai price and equipment better than those i viewed in Thailand too.

  6. I only miss the Thai Ladies. NOTHING ELSE AT ALL.

    I returned to Thailand for 28 days in July only to sort out stuff in storage and motor bike and send funds to UK - via bkk bank and converted allowable amount into GBP and took home with me.

    I met the usual difficulties and attitude at times which I also don't miss at all and likewise immigration.

     

    I'm not a basher and enjoyed my time in Thailand. For me life is way better in UK for socialising, health and in my case financial too. Not a moment's regret or doubt.

    wash those veg....covered in pesticides. Use that sunblock. careful on those roads. the list is just too long and literally I had only the ONE plus and these days I'm not interested in supporting a new squeeze so I have zero interest in living in Thailand where at most an occassional holiday will suffice.

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