jerrymahoney

From Section 35: Each application of an alien for extension of temporary stay shall be made in the form and with payment of fees as prescribed in the Ministerial Regulations.

Page 38 Rate of fees, working fees, and other expenses (3) Application for extension of temporary stay in the Kingdom under Section 35, per person, each time --- 2,000 baht

Well there are a lot of euphemisms for 'using an agent' but this is the first I've noted referring to it as 'beauty'.

'Combination' is available on office by office basis.

Many folks don't have a lot of things. But if you can swing it, it can work pretty well -- almost like the monthly income that I swore to all those years on the US Embassy income letter.

So 6 pages of how to use an agent to avoid putting 800K baht into a bank and no mention (?) when using the 65K FTT monthly deposit avoids both the 800k baht in the bank and the agent.

you can use it just for 'f' https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/use-the-on-screen-keyboard-osk-to-type-ecbb5e08-5b4e-d8c8-f794-81dbf896267a#:~:text=Go to Start %2C then select Settings > Ease of Access >,screen until you close it.

I once went looking for an apartment at an upscale upcountry condo. Sorry no vacancies. I said: That's funny -- I was here earlier this morning and no cars. Answer: Yes -- the drivers take the cars home at night.

I only got as far as "Single White Male"

"A" pretty lady is one thing. Sitting in the student union which is same building as the immigration office and having a few hundred wandering by is something else even if there are a few gender-dubious among them.

As the Ubon Ratchathani Immigration office is located on the UbonR Rajabhat university campus, you might think differently if you had to go there.

Also, depending upon the office and the individual IO within the office, you may need a "source of income" letter to go with the 65K+ monthly income requirement.

Sounds like a sure-fire idea. Best of luck. But then you have to be prepared for opinions like this: That they have so far paid Claims is no assurance they will be able to continue to so. Especially given what seems to be very low capital. And what to me is a financially unsustainable business model. https://aseannow.com/topic/1268153-wrlife-medical-insurance-experiences/?do=findComment&comment=17529956

Once again, you have chosen to enumerate the things that they should be doing that they have chosen not to do.

Multiple people on a small balcony. Up to you.

You are again presuming that the 'identity of the insurer providing cover' is a static thing. They MAY have have a different underwriter for any given policy for only a short-term cover and the 'identity' MAY change repeatedly.

I agree that a conventional health/medical insurer will most often have a statement that the policies are underwritten by AXA, or Allianz, or Zurich, or maybe a Bermuda based insurer. WrLife often states that they are not a conventional health insurer.

I was in Bangkok recently staying at a hotel and there was a small balcony off the hallway near the elevator where persons congregated to smoke tobacco cigarettes. And I mean a VERY small balcony not attached to any room.

As you have said multiple times before. BTW M. Shrdlu is just playing games as he knows, as in the past, WrLife is unlikely to give you a straight answer to the question he proposes.

From WrLife Policy document: (pg 1) WrLife is a master broker which has a binding authority with: One or several licensed Insurance(s) Company(ies) A licensed Insurance broker Network selling many covers in any field, from many providers worldwide, including the expat world, and in London, the premier world marketplace for insurance and reinsurance. The Master broker is WRLIFE LLP London. (pg 17) MODULE 8: ANY INSURANCE FROM AN INTERNAL BROKER We are also licensed broker and we can find covers from any provider even from competitors. The WrLife global architecture also owns brokerage companies. One is in France for example and has the insurance broker license for all Europe. https://www.wrlife.net/documents/WRLIFE POLICY ENGLISH.pdf

I was able to take out a modest life insurance policy with a Thai company at age 70 for 7 years. That means, based upon their medical underwriting, THEY expect for me to live at least another 7 years.

Redux: https://aseannow.com/topic/1286793-wrlife-claim-filed-take-2/

Yes -- a statistical analysis of the results of wearing various categories of helmets during a motorcycle accident in UK versus Thailand is more apropos to the topic even though the guy involved in the unfortunate accident was not wearing a helmet.

Donations to GoFundMe have now raised 21,000 pounds (865,000 baht) in an attempt to rush a badly-injured Brit back to the UK. Jay Bridgehouse, 32 and from Stockport, was badly injured after his motorbike ploughed into a truck on the Thai island of Koh Samui. https://www.pattayamail.com/latestnews/news/crowdfunding-raises-hopes-for-british-tourist-on-life-support-in-thailand-426729 14MAR2023

... and with many going the wrong way on the hard shoulder.