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PaulS66

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  1. Oh right. I understood that you needed to show a lease agreement for Non O but having re-read the document that Ubon Joe linked to earlier I see this is not the case.  I mean I intend to lease a place long term anyway but the process of finding the right one could substantially eat into the time I have to get my Non O organised. As you say, given I'll be on visa exempt, use of an agent to secure a bank account quickly could be a decent option as long as the price is reasonable.  Please PM me if you can recommend anyone (in Patts preferably).  TIA.

  2. I'm planning to arrive in Thailand without a visa and understand I'll get stamped in for 30 days. And this can also be extended for a further 30 days. I'm then looking at getting a Non - O (retirement) visa and an extension of stay further down the line. My question is what time window do I have to secure the Non - O?  I read somewhere that the Non-O needs to be applied for before with a minimum of 15 days remaining on the permitted stay date stamped in your passport.  Does this take into consideration the 30 day extension or is it 15 days from the original stay date?   Thanks in advance.

  3. Pib, 

     

    I'm not currently in Thailand at the moment but will be towards the end of the year.  I'll be looking at something like the PanOptix trifocal and I will definitely check out Metta - sounds just the ticket.  Your posts and links have helped a lot.  I appreciate you taking the time - thanks again!

  4. 6 minutes ago, Sheryl said:

     

    you can give yourself a trail of what it will be like (minus the cataract blurring) by wearing a contact lens in one eye only for a few weeks, discuss with your eye doctor.

    Thanks Sheryl.  Yeah that would be the sensible thing to do I guess.  It's incredible to think that the brain adapts to whichever lens is most suitable for a particular distance but this is the case right?  Have you encountered any major downsides with this approach?

  5. 18 hours ago, Sheryl said:

    The lens cost is not going to vary much by hospital as the hospitals do nto produce the lens themselves, rather import them. What differs is the cost for the surgery.

     

    No idea if QS carries multi-focal lens or not.

    Yes I understand that.  Thanks for the reply.  The option of having a reader in one eye and far distance in another is very interesting and definitely warrants further research. 

  6. Does anyone know if Queen Sirikit offer multi-focal lenses.  If so, any idea on ball-park prices?  I'd like to go for multi-focal (tri) which are obviously more expensive than monovision but if I can save a few bob on procedure costs by going with Sirikit or somewhere like that I'd be happy.  Or is Rutnin still the best bet?  Anyone  have any recent quotes on multi-focal at Rutnin? 

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