If your assets are in another country, it would be prudent for someone in that country to have the PoA.
In Thailand you could have a document to provide for a 'pipat' (guardian?), who can act in your behalf if you don't have a family member here. The complication is that the 'pipat' is appointed by the Court and may not necessarily follow the preference of the individual whom you have designated beforehand.
Yeah, that all makes sense.
I've lived here for few years too, just not into the Thai small town life so much, but I see the appeal to some. The few Thais I know well tend to be a bit westernised, well-educated or have done their education abroad. It's easier to relate. Wife is great no complaints.
But not sure I could get a sense of community and acceptance like I had in my small town UK life before, because of being a foreigner here, but who knows. Not enough experience to tell right.
Yah right, I guess every time someone "falls" from a balcony here, it's normal to see in the news every single guest in the hotel flees.
Not buying what you're selling sorry!!!
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