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MYKTHEMIN

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  1. you need a yellow book, invaluable, would not be without mine.

    Invaluable ? What do you use your Yellow Book for ?

    It not even accepted as proof of address for a Thai Driving License now...

    Yes it is where I live, also for buying cars pickups bikes tractors in my name, getting hospital treatment at thai rates, registering phones buying new phones, worth its weight in gold, and very very useful when renewing visa extensions, getting all utility bills in my name etc etc.

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  2. This is all well and good for those with sufficient income 65000 or 800000 in the bank, unfortunately my mates can due neither but want to live out their lives here, so have no choice.

    Understood,but that way they could get almost 15 months before having to go home and getting another O Visa without requiring proof of income or saving.

    But that is assuming they can afford the regular trips,a Years ticket(which is,a believe the maximum allowed)is about £200 more than a a normal return flight from the UK.

    Also there's the combination method,mixed income(gross)and saving's totalling 800,000.

    I've friends the same,almost trapped in poverty at home,a real shame.

    All my friends buy return tickets here, so not a problem and as far as they are concerned their quality of life here far exceeds anything they could do in the UK. Thay are very happy and do have to watch their spending but have a good life.

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  3. Many people stay here using this method, multi entry not o visa from embassy in london, border run every 90 days will give 15 months if timed correctly then back to uk, get a new visa and come back for another 15 months with border runs every 90 days. Requirements over 65 with proof of UK state pension.

    This actually suits me because I am going back to the UK once a year. Would you be kind enough to elaborate here please? - what visa to apply for in London?

    You would apply for a multiple entry non-o visa,

    I think you will have to apply at one of the consulates in the UK in person. The embassy normally only does OA visas.

    You can now only apply at the Thai Embassy in London, it can be done via post, my old mates do it every year. Used to be able to use the consulates but cannot now.

  4. Many people stay here using this method, multi entry not o visa from embassy in london, border run every 90 days will give 15 months if timed correctly then back to uk, get a new visa and come back for another 15 months with border runs every 90 days. Requirements over 65 with proof of UK state pension.

    Would probably be worth your while staying in the UK for a sufficiently long period before applying for another non-O visa in order to qualify for the annual State Pension increases you would otherwise miss out on!

    Not me, not old enough yet. and not worth it in my opinion, too cheap to live here compared to ripp off uk!!

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