DaRoadrunner

Looks like your lawyer did not do their job right in failing to check the ownership documents. You can report them to the Law Society. They once made my lawyer and the Court re-try my case. Took 7 years, during which time my hair turned grey. I did win, but was it worth it? As for being scammed, your best bet is to offer the Police a substantial cash reward; amazing how efficient they are when there is money in it.

Talk about biting the hand that feeds. As for owning a car. Monks can, it is just that they are not supposed to drive, so they have a chauffeur.

So that's what cable ties are for. This does present mind boggling possibilities in the bedroom.

They start doing s**t like that its bye bye Thailand. Furthermore, if they think they have any authority to tax my foreign pension I will tell em where to shove it. At the moment it looks like they haven't got a clue what they are going to do. Wait n see.

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If your land transport office does not have a Police dept you will get away with it. The main one at Chatuchak does have Police and you will get fined.

Just done it. 60 days on arrival to Non O, was first extended to 3 months. Then had to apply and pay again for the 1 year extension. Four visits later, 12 months Non O retirement visa now obtained. According to the IO we are not supposed to do this, she said it should be obtained before leaving your own country. I did suggest that all this could have been done in one visit but this fell on deaf ears. Note:- There are advertisements at CW advising you to do the TM30 online. However, when you get there they also require it on paper. Biggest waste of time and paper ever.

CW also require 2 months seasoning

There is no hope for us when the farang needs instruction on how to use a bum gun

Has anyone found a good brand that contains all those ingredients in one capsule?

Long ago one used to have to obtain a tax clearance certificate to leave the country. At the tax office they once assessed me as owing 30,000 Baht. Figures all conjured up in their greedy imagination. I refused to pay and left the country. On the train I encountered the IO who asked where my tax clearance certificate was. He fined me 500 Baht, thereby saving 29,500. Amazing Thailand.

Like I said, if it goes that way it is time to leave. In my experience it is best to do nothing, wait n see what the Thais do, as often these stupid ideas never come to fruition. Furthermore, if they think they are going to tax my UK pension they are going to get told to shove it where the sun don't shine.

CW office. Your comment is incorrect (never tell a moderator he is wrong.... Oh Lord). In my experience all offices require 800k or proof a monthly income. Been doing it for 20 years on retirement visas. Your alternative if you don't have the 800k is use an agent.

CW office. I asked and was told those are the rules and if I did not like it she could cancel my visa. Ask three IO's and you will get three different answers. They interpret the rules on their whim and mood that day. Every time I visit Immigration they want something different. Four visits to get one visa..... I suggested to her it could be done in one visit thereby saving them paperwork and wasted time; - this fell on deal ears.... what is wrong with these people?

Hard to avoid being scammed when even your own lawyer takes your money but fails to check out the documents related to the property. Amazing Thailand.