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  1. dayo202
    Leave your savings in your home country where you should get around 4%. Here in Thailand SCB have saving account which pays out 1 5%.
  2. dayo202
    I didn't use a UK bank for the transfer I use revolut. BBL changed me 200฿ because the transfer came up as a swift transfer from revolut
  3. dayo202
    Great, I will give KBank a go
  4. dayo202
    I did a small transfer using Rebolut Into my Bangkok bank account. When the money reached my account here in Thailand, Bangkok Bank charged me 200฿ fees. When using Wise no fee's.
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    All speculation at the moment, nobody really knows
  6. dayo202
    Will she be living in ?, if so around the 10/12k mark.
  7. dayo202
    Good deal, did you buy direct from the HP online ?.
  8. dayo202
    Yip, Pattaya agent... Immigration ( Pathum Thani )spoke to the wife saying that the retirement NON O needs to be cancelled out and start from scratch. I need start a post on here at the time, I'm guessing about 5 years ago.
  9. dayo202
    When I changed over to marriage NON O 5 few years ago I had to leave Thailand to cancel out my retirement NON O, then enter on a 30 days waver and start the marriage O application from start. ( Pathum Thani Imm )
  10. dayo202
    Only two ???😁
  11. dayo202
    Mostly ISAs, bonds. Money's in the UK not here
  12. dayo202
    I moved out here 6 years ago with equivalent of 15M baht at 51 year's of age. My pension will kick in when I'm 67, the return on my 15M keep me going until my pension.
  13. dayo202
    Mike, my apologies. Just read through again. Paragraph 8,9,and 10 answered my question. 🙏
  14. dayo202
    Mike, I'm guessing I still need to file a tax return next January - March 2025 even if I'm paid 0% tax on my transfers.
  15. dayo202
    I'm from the UK, age 57 I been living in Thailand for 6 years I'm also married to a Thai. My question is I do a monthly transfer from my UK bank account into my Thai bank of 25,000฿. The money I transfer from the UK is saving that I accumulated over my lifetime and sale of my house in UK ( which I made no capital gains on the sale ). Would i need to pay tax on my 25,000฿ ( annually 300,000฿ ) and if so how much please ?🙏
  16. dayo202
    I do mine myself, give me something to do. I don't know what's all the fuss is about, as long as you got the money it's a walk in the park.
  17. dayo202
    Yes, before I got married.
  18. dayo202
    You can download a least document contract on-line. Just fill the form in yours, get you landlord to sign. Once the extension been granted bin the contract
  19. dayo202
    Ask his Thai bank to print a statement with his Thai address in English. That's what I did the last time I renewed
  20. dayo202
    Booking is advance, nice seating outside under the trees
  21. dayo202
    Get yourself to the auction, take someone who knows a little bit about bikes and can speak Thai.
  22. dayo202
    Great report, I been thinking about getting a CT until I went to the motor show in Bangkok yesterday and seen the new Yamaha PG1 for 64900฿. New on the market so no reviews as yet.
  23. dayo202
    Free when I visited last year
  24. dayo202
    If you in or around Pattaya. These many agent's which can help you open a bank account for a fee of course.
  25. dayo202
    I been banking with the same banks for over 20 years. No proof needed, just updated my address on-line.

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