please can you help, I teach english part time to kids in a poor area of udonthani, do I need a permit as I have permission from the tourist police and the headmaster of the school, they have my passport and identity ,but other people tell me I will be in trouble, I love this work and the kids enjoy too , in 6 months teaching they are very promising ,what should I do
Someone said to me that gay Thai men actually like guys over 40 and that it isn’t an ‘issue’ over there.
Is this true.
I am quite young for my age (40) but even so, many of us in the USA feel over-the-hill and overlooked by a USA gay scene that is very competitive and discriminatory.
I have just eneded a very long term relationship and hate to feel I may be on the shelf.
I have retired early and may even be able to retire to Thailand. Will I have a chance at new love in Thailand as a reasonably good looking 40+ year old?
I have read this ‘don’t fall in love with a Thai’ advice so many times! Are they that adorable? It’s obviously a problem that many westerners fall head over heels with Thai men and women! What is the reason for this?
I have read this ‘don’t fall in love with a Thai’ advice so many times! Are they that adorable? It’s obviously a problem that many westerners fall head over heels with Thai men and women! What is the reason for this?
Retiring in Thailand
Need a retirement visa before I leave in a week for Thailand. I wrote twice to Washington DC Legation, but no answer. I think I can get a 30 or 60 day visa when I land in Bangkok, but can I get a one year visa or retirement visa in Bangkok?
How much would it cost per month to live in places like Thailand,Indonesia,Cuba,Panama etc?
if i were to live in thailand on a retirement visa….using the interest from savings in the u.k. …. and the money from letting a property in uk also, to fund myself……what is the best (cheapest) way to transfer this money into thailand?
would it simply be better to deposit my savings in a thai bank account,and get my interest that way? or use an online account?
also…….what is the most simple and inexpensive way of transferring the money from letting the property to thailand from uk?
are there any hidden complications when opening a thai bank account?
are there any taxation concerns in uk or thailand when transferring monies?
many thanks for any replies….greatly appreciated.
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Peace and quiet can be yours! This recently constructed two bedroom, two bath bungalow style home is in a small quiet development just outside the seaside resort community of Cha-am.
The home has 120 square meters of living space and is built on a 400 meter lot; it includes a front terrace and a carport.
There’s aircon in one bedroom and a European style kitchen.
As with all the homes in this development, it is constructed from extra durable 15 cm Ytong-blocks.
Price: 2,000,000 Thai Baht
Foreigners can own this home by several methods:
1) Set up a Thai company where you are 49% owner; you can use this as a vacation home part of the year and then as your retirement home when the time comes. In the mean time, you can rent it out (under the name of your Thai company) when you are not using it yourself.
2) If you have a Thai spouse, you can own it through him/her.
3) Thirty year lease: foreigners can lease this property for 30 years, or lease the land and own the house itself.
We can refer you to English-speaking attorneys who can help you to own or lease real estate in Thailand and make sure your rights are protected.
View this listing on our website at:
http://www.ansthailandrealestate.com/detached-homes-page-8.html
