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Questions re retirement visa Pattaya
I am confused, again as I try and understand how to obtain retirement status in Thailand. As I understand it, there is no retirement visa, it is an extension of your permission to stay based on retirement. Anyone , yes , no please? and then please correct me if my understanding is wrong. I plan to use a reputable agent/lawyer in Pattaya, but so far have not received confirmation of the process I am to follow. I am over 50 have the required funds in a Canadian bank , no criminal record, I have no Thai bank account. 1. I apply for a 3 month single entry visa on the Evisa website. The evisa website lists it as a TOURIST VISA (TR). 2. While in Thailand my agent will arrange a bank account for me , into which I transfer 800000B . 3. I fill out the forms for the extension of my visa for retirement purposes, give the agent photographs and my passport. 4. Approximately 1-2 weeks later I receive my passport back with a permission to stay stamp extended by a year. 5. I could actually do this at any time while I am on my 3 month single entry Tourist Visa. 6. Anytime I am leaving Thailand , I go to immigration a few days before departure fill out a TM8 form and get a Permit to leave. then when I come back (as I plan to travel in and out of Thailand during my retirement years) immigration will let me in on my Extension based on retirement. 7. One agent I contacted said I could actually also do this just on a 60 day visa exempt entry, forgoing the application for a Tourist visa on the Evisa website, however I was sceptical of that as when you enter on a 60 day Visa exempt, you have no Visa to actually extend?? Does the above sound correct? I just want to do it totally legal and right, with no questionable shortcuts. Any advice is appreciated, thanks so much! -
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UK Exodus of Millionaires Highlights Concerns Over Labour’s Tax Policies
One of the most unfair tax levies is inheritance tax. It is double taxation at its worst. It punishes those who plan for the future and who seek to be good parents, or friends for providing for others. A person who earns income pays tax on that income. The Inheritance tax is an additional tax on assets gained from the prudent management of one's finances and in effect rewards those who are irresponsible or who do not save. Abolish the inheritance tax. -
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Trump just said he is going to pardon the J6 "hostages".
God Bless and thanks for the moral support! Common Sense is winning foreigners over ! And knowledgeable ones too! -
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It's Amazing How Happy and Positive Everything Seems Since Trump Was Sworn In!
We forgot what its like to have a real President. America is Winning again after a vindictive hate filled 4 years of negativity, weakness and division. Great job Mr Trump! -
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It's Amazing How Happy and Positive Everything Seems Since Trump Was Sworn In!
Trump setting the stage for Drill baby drill ! Trump moving at warp speed. Bbc reacts ! https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/c20px1e05w0o
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