Just to add some information regarding visas. This is my experience only. if you are younger than 50 years old, it is a bit of a challenge to get a proper visa. The only visa that I was able to get was a tourist visa (60 days + 30 days ext. I have been visiting other countries when my ext is over each time. I stayed out of Thailand for 3 weeks every time. I have been questioned once but I was let into Thailand. I always fly though. I have been living in and out of Thailand since October 2022. Any questions hit me up.
I would like to do that method, but the minimum $700 in the bank for the last three months is something that is preventing me from going that route for my return trip in a few weeks. I had some financial troubles and my bank account has been sub $700 a few times the last few months.
@@mastermind2032 I'm not understanding this. Are you referring to getting a tourist visa or a retired visa? Applying for a tourist visa is pretty easy but you must show you have money. If you have problems financially, I would recommend not traveling until you are financially established. Money goes fast here.
immigration pulled me on my 3rd entry into the country since march, 2 air.. 1 by land. they ask why i stay in thailand so long on a visa exempt visa.. for 30 days, and extended both times for 30 days. this was my third arrival, they take me to the office and made me fill a statement form in, asking for accomodation, where i stay, where i fly to next, will i return to thailand.. and what i am doing, and taken photos of everything, when i leave do you think i can go back?
I've lived here in north Thailand for more than a DECADE. YOU DONT LIVE LIKE A KING ON 1000 A MONTH HERE. You live a very modest lifestyle with a comfortable small rental house or hotel room, or small condo rental and have food and gas money for a motorcycle or scooter, and can pay your cell phone/internet nbill along with electricity and water. If you travel you may be able to afford to fly to another city or Phnom Penh once a month and stay in a modest hotel for a few days for a week. Or take the bus for a long ride from a northern or eastern town or city to a southern beach and hang put for a few days. But you arent living like a king. You need health insurance, a retirement visa, or travel out by flight or make a border run every month to renew your tourist visa which at a minimum, will cost about 1900 baht or 66 usd every 4 weeks not counting bus or visa run van service if you dont have a car or larger motorcycle to get you to a land crossing that processes visa runs. Most beach residences are more than a 1000 a month budget can provide if you are paying for health insurance and have a vehicle and want to have some play money .
Ah great advice, I was wondering this myself. I went down the 60 day tourist visa, with the extension 30 days (coming from Australia). Last year I did Japan for 90 days, no visa, no nothing, and totally loved it!
you GOT me with the 8 wives thing, I was like "whaaaaattt?!" and then you laughed. fyi Hong Kong is 90 days no VISA, lovely place!, and Macau is right there across the bridge for another 30 days. both countries you can stay longer if you aquire a VISA, but why pay for a VISA you won't regret either places. cheers~! 👍
"Thailand doesn't want long term tourists anymore" is what I'm hearing from expats arriving into the PH from Thailand. Seems nuts since Thailand just went through one of the biggest economic disasters ever (covid). Might be looking at the education visa.... seems easier. Super informative videos, good stuff, SUBBED!
Yeah Russians and passport bros or this ppl that make videos about Thailand sex workers video because technically Thailand doesn’t allow prostitution lol
Yeah they do but they only want wealthy ones. That’s why they have many elite visas available for people who can afford it. They appear to be moving away from the ‘lowest common denominator’ tourism demographic. I can’t blame them tbh.
Good information! I'm headed over to Thailand in the next few months and I was thinking about going with an education visa, but honestly, visa runs sound fun for right now lol.
I'm Thai, I've thought the visa rule is changing because the many people come last year (immigration with follow or not follow rule & regulation) especially China (Bangkok at Huai Khwang), India (at Pattaya) and Russia (at Phuket) however, most of the people work in Thailand for black market and some of them make the job in Thai (Russia and India) but impact with the local people. That why rule & regulation will be stricted for get long term visa in here not last year. But the most impact is China with the black market in Thailand now.
Been watching your channel for a lil bit now! Living in Japan right now but thinking about where to go next. You mentioned Malaysia, have you thought about moving there? Their De Rantau visa is something I'm probably gonna do and it gives you like 6 Months to 2 years over there if you make money online. Like 25K USD a year is the minimum so I'm finna be out there haha
Make sure you look up the rules and regulations first before you come to a country cuz it can change , so you to make sure you have the right information before you come .
45 days was a post Covid measure to boost tourism,thats over.I am currently living in Thai.on a 6mnth METVisa,will need to go out in a week or so but can come back in immediately,no problem.After the 6 mnths is up you can try for an extension at Hua Hin or any other immigration office,up to them if you get one or not.Not going to bother because I am not interested in being here during the wet season.The visa cost 150GBP ,you need to apply in your home country,got mine within 3 days. Over 50s can get a retirement visa,you will need a spare 800k baht as a deposit for that.
Hi, Real quick question: so when you arrive in Thailand , you didn’t have a visa? Because I’m about to go to Thailand in 1 week, and I’m so worry about not having a visa because I book a round trip ticket for a two month trip but they didn’t approve my visa because I couldn’t proof them with a birth certificate which I don’t have cause I wasn’t born in America. My parent visa was approve except for mine!! Is that something I should be concerning about? Or am I allowed to go to the immigration office in Thailand and talk to them about giving me another 30 days to stay with my parent and come back with them on the same day? I’m so worry I don’t even know what to do, I would really appreciate if you could tell me , so I feel less worry about it. Please and thanks you >:)
Also, I definitely agree with the agency thing! I've been working in digital marketing for a few years now and it's paid more money than any job I've ever worked while also offering the freedom to travel. Btw have you already created that TH-cam channel about being a digital nomad you spoke about a while back?
Thanks 🙏 for great video. I will be heading to Thailand to stay with my Girlfriend home in January 10 th 2024. I'm working on getting my visa extension prior to departure and all I need her to do is the invitation letter. I'm using Thia Kru visa service..All preparation fee is USD 125.00... In worse case scenario I'm told you can do this in person like you described... My question is next time if I do the 30 plus 60. And want to exit country to Laos. She lives in NE Thailand. How long do you need to exit country via land border or air before re entree in to Thailand??? Any information would be greatly appreciated my friend. Thanks for the video. Look forward to hearing from you soon 🙏👍🤞 Thanks Marc
Now I’m curious which African country has the strongest passport. When I went to Chiang Mai I had only two months left on my passport. The agent was like “your passport expiring in 2 months. Welcome to thaiiiilannnddd 😊” lol
Thank you for the detailed info, it was really valuable. Could you please recommend an agency (mentioned at about 11:51) for me who can help me with "options" to get a visa?
@@EatOffTop during covid i went to thailand in the sandbox scheme i kept renewing the visa saying it was to much of a risk to go back to my country. once in a lifetime opportunity
if i want to stay 1 year and buy a 1 year rent engagement is it risky to do this? i don't want to pay rent for a year and can't be able to stay in the country (i'm from France btw)
I’ve been doing this. I got pulled last time entering. I’ve been staying out country for 1 month at a time. Immigration guy told questioned me. Now in KL staying out for 2 months. But 2024 I plan only be in Thailand 6 months. Especially with the new tax law
if you stay out at least 2 months and then re enter do you think they will have reason to question you? I too was doing the 1 month at time thing and got questioned, so I decided to do 2 months instead of 1 this time.
@@LoneStarTravels84 I didn’t get questioned when I stayed 2 months out and went back last time. But my friend been only doing 1 week out. He got questioned but continued to do like this. No idea. Avoid the woman at immigration, go to a guy.
I always fly to Thailand on a one way flight, and have never had any problems in the many years I have flown to Thailand from the states (I am in Texas) Good luck
Have you got any videos about how you got into remote digital marketing? Really interested in this as it gives you so much freedom to move travel whilst working :)
Okay how did you Fly into Thailand without a Return Trip Plane Ticket? Because from what I understand Thai Immigration Requires you to have a Return Plane Ticket just to Enter the Country. So what happened there?
Hi Isaiah, me and my Mom love your channel. Btw, we will be in Bangkok from November 14th, 2024 - November 20th, 2024. Let us know if you are able to hang out...would love to meet you!
Heey, thanks for the video, do you kow for USA citizenns or European nationals, the immigratio ccheeccks your bank statement or just the passport will do??
Question for you, I have already done 2 border runs and 2 extensions. I’m currently in Vietnam and have been here for 1 month. Do you think it’s safe to fly back?
@@theisaiahashleyshow4251 quick update, they almost denied me entry until I booked a flight to Europe in the next 2 weeks. They wouldn’t allow me to book a flight no where in Asia, stating that “ I will just fly back to Thailand “. They really made a big deal about the border runs. I would highly suggest that if you have a few border runs on your passport then just avoid flying back and maybe just get a new passport before flying back.
@@theisaiahashleyshow4251 thank you so much for replying, I know I want to stay in Thailand for about 60 days total, so I know I have to do the immigration thing before the first 30 days to stay an additional month. But when I first arrive I should have an onward reservation pre booked anytime under the 1st 30 days right? And should I purchase another onward ticket before going to immigration for the extension?
Thailand doesn't care who comes or how they come, live or leave. You can be a tourist and still rent an apartment, you can go to the next country and come back the same day. That's what I did 30 years ago... Thailand is open to everyone.
The elite visas are over with starting September 15th. They’re coming out with new ones which will be double or nearly triple the price they have now. So I won’t be getting one now.
Question , is it true you need your passport for 6 months prior to going there? I am in the process of receiving my passport nowwww and I wanna come as soon as possible 😂😅.
Thailand needs to crack down on people who are abusing the visa stuff. I live in Vegas I'm going to take a trip in November 90 days in Da Nang Vietnam. Then 90 days in Thailand, go back to Vegas get a seasonal job make a quick 12000, then do the above all over again. I shouldn't have any visa problems at all. Oh yeah I'm 67 yo and get a monthly social security check to.
On the passport gates it comes up with a red screen if the system sees you returning in a short period of time. Each of my visa runs were by air. The last one wasn't quite a visa run, I had to go to cambodia for 1 day to sign some paperwork. On my return to thailand I got pulled to one side and questioned to see if I was living in thailand or not. Giving it a long period of time before going back is a good thing.
Great information man. I’m already subscribed and like each video. I’d like to take you up on your offer for further information. What’s the best way to contact you? Thanks. I’ll be arriving in BKK august 7th. ( yes this week!!)
Hello Isaiah. Hope you are doing well. I really enjoy all your content. I have been a subscriber for a while. I am retired and have lived in Pratumnak for 2 months recently. I am coming back for a year or more. I would like to learn more about the retirement visa. Who do you recommend as an agent? Thanks. Keep up the great work!!
The intro by itself deserves a like!
Just to add some information regarding visas. This is my experience only. if you are younger than 50 years old, it is a bit of a challenge to get a proper visa. The only visa that I was able to get was a tourist visa (60 days + 30 days ext. I have been visiting other countries when my ext is over each time. I stayed out of Thailand for 3 weeks every time. I have been questioned once but I was let into Thailand. I always fly though. I have been living in and out of Thailand since October 2022. Any questions hit me up.
can i email you 😊😅 need help
Yeah can I email u too please I have many questions 😭
I would like to do that method, but the minimum $700 in the bank for the last three months is something that is preventing me from going that route for my return trip in a few weeks. I had some financial troubles and my bank account has been sub $700 a few times the last few months.
@@mastermind2032 I'm not understanding this. Are you referring to getting a tourist visa or a retired visa? Applying for a tourist visa is pretty easy but you must show you have money. If you have problems financially, I would recommend not traveling until you are financially established. Money goes fast here.
immigration pulled me on my 3rd entry into the country since march, 2 air.. 1 by land. they ask why i stay in thailand so long on a visa exempt visa.. for 30 days, and extended both times for 30 days. this was my third arrival, they take me to the office and made me fill a statement form in, asking for accomodation, where i stay, where i fly to next, will i return to thailand.. and what i am doing, and taken photos of everything, when i leave do you think i can go back?
This was so informative. Ive been prepping for my big move for almost a year.
Thanks for posting this. I'm about to check it out in a few. Just wanted to drop a like and comment for the algorithm. Keep grinding bro!!
I've lived here in north Thailand for more than a DECADE. YOU DONT LIVE LIKE A KING ON 1000 A MONTH HERE. You live a very modest lifestyle with a comfortable small rental house or hotel room, or small condo rental and have food and gas money for a motorcycle or scooter, and can pay your cell phone/internet nbill along with electricity and water. If you travel you may be able to afford to fly to another city or Phnom Penh once a month and stay in a modest hotel for a few days for a week. Or take the bus for a long ride from a northern or eastern town or city to a southern beach and hang put for a few days. But you arent living like a king. You need health insurance, a retirement visa, or travel out by flight or make a border run every month to renew your tourist visa which at a minimum, will cost about 1900 baht or 66 usd every 4 weeks not counting bus or visa run van service if you dont have a car or larger motorcycle to get you to a land crossing that processes visa runs. Most beach residences are more than a 1000 a month budget can provide if you are paying for health insurance and have a vehicle and want to have some play money .
Ah great advice, I was wondering this myself. I went down the 60 day tourist visa, with the extension 30 days (coming from Australia). Last year I did Japan for 90 days, no visa, no nothing, and totally loved it!
you GOT me with the 8 wives thing, I was like "whaaaaattt?!" and then you laughed.
fyi Hong Kong is 90 days no VISA, lovely place!, and Macau is right there across the bridge for another 30 days.
both countries you can stay longer if you aquire a VISA, but why pay for a VISA
you won't regret either places. cheers~! 👍
"Thailand doesn't want long term tourists anymore" is what I'm hearing from expats arriving into the PH from Thailand. Seems nuts since Thailand just went through one of the biggest economic disasters ever (covid). Might be looking at the education visa.... seems easier.
Super informative videos, good stuff, SUBBED!
Yeah Russians and passport bros or this ppl that make videos about Thailand sex workers video because technically Thailand doesn’t allow prostitution lol
Maybe they want money via one of the Elite Visa.
Yeah they do but they only want wealthy ones. That’s why they have many elite visas available for people who can afford it. They appear to be moving away from the ‘lowest common denominator’ tourism demographic. I can’t blame them tbh.
Great information brother
Good information! I'm headed over to Thailand in the next few months and I was thinking about going with an education visa, but honestly, visa runs sound fun for right now lol.
Fun until you get denied entry and have to buy a ticket out of Thailand
Great content man! I am looking to go to Thailand, not sure which area yet. Anything you would recommend I look out for/plan ahead for?
I'm Thai, I've thought the visa rule is changing because the many people come last year (immigration with follow or not follow rule & regulation) especially China (Bangkok at Huai Khwang), India (at Pattaya) and Russia (at Phuket) however, most of the people work in Thailand for black market and some of them make the job in Thai (Russia and India) but impact with the local people. That why rule & regulation will be stricted for get long term visa in here not last year. But the most impact is China with the black market in Thailand now.
Good Breakdown
Been watching your channel for a lil bit now! Living in Japan right now but thinking about where to go next. You mentioned Malaysia, have you thought about moving there? Their De Rantau visa is something I'm probably gonna do and it gives you like 6 Months to 2 years over there if you make money online. Like 25K USD a year is the minimum so I'm finna be out there haha
Haven’t really considered Malaysia for myself tbh
YOU'RE VERY GOOD. ALL MY QUESTIONS AND CONDO TOURS ARE SPOT ON. I'M THINKING OF 30 DAYS FIRST BEFORE I DECIDE TO STAY PERM. THANKS.
Awesome Information!
Glad it was helpful!
Make sure you look up the rules and regulations first before you come to a country cuz it can change , so you to make sure you have the right information before you come .
Glad to find you. We want to slow travel SEA
let us know how it goes when you come back. im thinking of doing somthing like this lol .
Hey Isaiah, Love your videos...I coming there in Oct until Jan with the possibility of staying for a full year. Any advice? Eric
45 days was a post Covid measure to boost tourism,thats over.I am currently living in Thai.on a 6mnth METVisa,will need to go out in a week or so but can come back in immediately,no problem.After the 6 mnths is up you can try for an extension at Hua Hin or any other immigration office,up to them if you get one or not.Not going to bother because I am not interested in being here during the wet season.The visa cost 150GBP ,you need to apply in your home country,got mine within 3 days.
Over 50s can get a retirement visa,you will need a spare 800k baht as a deposit for that.
Would you mind sharing the agent contact you used for the border run ? 🙏
This is the content I need f/ my move
Is educational visa is also for learning Muay Thai or it’s only apply for learning language?
Thank you for this information. What’s the agency you work with for visa?
I would suggest using an agency for Visas and you should be fine.
Hi, Real quick question: so when you arrive in Thailand , you didn’t have a visa? Because I’m about to go to Thailand in 1 week, and I’m so worry about not having a visa because I book a round trip ticket for a two month trip but they didn’t approve my visa because I couldn’t proof them with a birth certificate which I don’t have cause I wasn’t born in America. My parent visa was approve except for mine!! Is that something I should be concerning about? Or am I allowed to go to the immigration office in Thailand and talk to them about giving me another 30 days to stay with my parent and come back with them on the same day? I’m so worry I don’t even know what to do, I would really appreciate if you could tell me , so I feel less worry about it. Please and thanks you >:)
I’m interested in the agencies, however I wonder if they have a monthly payment plan for the elite visa?
Also, I definitely agree with the agency thing! I've been working in digital marketing for a few years now and it's paid more money than any job I've ever worked while also offering the freedom to travel. Btw have you already created that TH-cam channel about being a digital nomad you spoke about a while back?
What certs you get in digital marketing? Where should I start?
If they don’t answer you I can fill you in.
@@The_GingerFiles please do
Thanks 🙏 for great video. I will be heading to Thailand to stay with my Girlfriend home in January 10 th 2024. I'm working on getting my visa extension prior to departure and all I need her to do is the invitation letter. I'm using Thia Kru visa service..All preparation fee is USD 125.00... In worse case scenario I'm told you can do this in person like you described... My question is next time if I do the 30 plus 60. And want to exit country to Laos. She lives in NE Thailand. How long do you need to exit country via land border or air before re entree in to Thailand??? Any information would be greatly appreciated my friend. Thanks for the video. Look forward to hearing from you soon 🙏👍🤞
Thanks Marc
Now I’m curious which African country has the strongest passport. When I went to Chiang Mai I had only two months left on my passport. The agent was like “your passport expiring in 2 months. Welcome to thaiiiilannnddd 😊” lol
South Africa
Thank you for the detailed info, it was really valuable. Could you please recommend an agency (mentioned at about 11:51) for me who can help me with "options" to get a visa?
Oi the intro was so funny 🤣🤣😂😂
im so glad i did sandbox thailand i stayed 9 months no visa runs
What is that
@@EatOffTop during covid i went to thailand in the sandbox scheme
i kept renewing the visa saying it was to much of a risk to go back to my country.
once in a lifetime opportunity
Hey Isaiah, do you think this would work out better with immigration if you get the new digital nomad visa they've been talking about?
if i want to stay 1 year and buy a 1 year rent engagement is it risky to do this? i don't want to pay rent for a year and can't be able to stay in the country (i'm from France btw)
You have to have a RT ticket? Coming from the US ? I want to Part time for 6 months… how’s that work??? Love your channel & videos. Best wishes to You
Sometimes they may ask but if they want to see A return ticket then just use getonwardticket.com
The agencies with other visa options: I am interested in the info if you can provide it.
I’ve been doing this. I got pulled last time entering. I’ve been staying out country for 1 month at a time. Immigration guy told questioned me. Now in KL staying out for 2 months. But 2024 I plan only be in Thailand 6 months. Especially with the new tax law
if you stay out at least 2 months and then re enter do you think they will have reason to question you? I too was doing the 1 month at time thing and got questioned, so I decided to do 2 months instead of 1 this time.
@@LoneStarTravels84 I didn’t get questioned when I stayed 2 months out and went back last time.
But my friend been only doing 1 week out. He got questioned but continued to do like this. No idea. Avoid the woman at immigration, go to a guy.
When you bought that one way ticket from the United States , did you have to have a return ticket ?
I always fly to Thailand on a one way flight, and have never had any problems in the many years I have flown to Thailand from the states (I am in Texas) Good luck
Have you got any videos about how you got into remote digital marketing? Really interested in this as it gives you so much freedom to move travel whilst working :)
Yes, out my recent videos list
Did you have to pay Thai income tax since you lived more than 180 days in Thailand?
Okay how did you Fly into Thailand without a Return Trip Plane Ticket? Because from what I understand Thai Immigration Requires you to have a Return Plane Ticket just to Enter the Country. So what happened there?
Sometimes they ask sometimes they don’t
Hi Isaiah, me and my Mom love your channel. Btw, we will be in Bangkok from November 14th, 2024 - November 20th, 2024. Let us know if you are able to hang out...would love to meet you!
Thanks! If I’m not out of town then, I’ll let you know 😊
I want to learn muy thai do they give visas for that ?
Yes it cost more than $1500 for a year
Heey, thanks for the video, do you kow for USA citizenns or European nationals, the immigratio ccheeccks your bank statement or just the passport will do??
I would think its difficult to rent apartments having to do all that
Question for you, I have already done 2 border runs and 2 extensions. I’m currently in Vietnam and have been here for 1 month. Do you think it’s safe to fly back?
I’d say most likely because it’s a new year
@@theisaiahashleyshow4251 I’m hoping so, thanks a lot bro 🙏🏽
@@theisaiahashleyshow4251 quick update, they almost denied me entry until I booked a flight to Europe in the next 2 weeks. They wouldn’t allow me to book a flight no where in Asia, stating that “ I will just fly back to Thailand “. They really made a big deal about the border runs. I would highly suggest that if you have a few border runs on your passport then just avoid flying back and maybe just get a new passport before flying back.
Question about onward tickets 🎫 should they be dated 30 days out from original arrival?
Can be anything under 30. But if you don’t actually know when you want to leave then just use something like getonwardticket.com
@@theisaiahashleyshow4251 thank you so much for replying, I know I want to stay in Thailand for about 60 days total, so I know I have to do the immigration thing before the first 30 days to stay an additional month. But when I first arrive I should have an onward reservation pre booked anytime under the 1st 30 days right? And should I purchase another onward ticket before going to immigration for the extension?
@@RodneyWashington yes to the 1st question and no to the 2nd. It is not necessary
Thailand doesn't care who comes or how they come, live or leave. You can be a tourist and still rent an apartment, you can go to the next country and come back the same day.
That's what I did 30 years ago... Thailand is open to everyone.
Today isn't 30 years ago 😂😂
The elite visas are over with starting September 15th. They’re coming out with new ones which will be double or nearly triple the price they have now. So I won’t be getting one now.
Question , is it true you need your passport for 6 months prior to going there? I am in the process of receiving my passport nowwww and I wanna come as soon as possible 😂😅.
I think you might of mis heard. With passport the important thing is it's undamaged and you have at least 6 months remaining until expiration.
Over 6 months in a 12 month period on a Tourist visa , You can be DENIED!!!!
I thought you were serious about the 8 wives 😂
😂😂
From what I understand you are now only allowed to stay maximum 180 days per year
Thailand needs to crack down on people who are abusing the visa stuff. I live in Vegas I'm going to take a trip in November 90 days in Da Nang Vietnam. Then 90 days in Thailand, go back to Vegas get a seasonal job make a quick 12000, then do the above all over again. I shouldn't have any visa problems at all. Oh yeah I'm 67 yo and get a monthly social security check to.
Yep, them lady boys arent cheap, we get it 😅
Done some research and it states you cannot travel to Thailand without a return flight without a visa wondering how you got around this
I’ve talked about this in other videos but sometimes they don’t even ask for proof but most of the time if use a service called getonwardticket.com
thank you @@theisaiahashleyshow4251
so with this link do you simply just reserve a return ticket and that enough proof? as its the cheaper alternative@@theisaiahashleyshow4251
or is it simply the risk of if they ask for it your fucked lol@@theisaiahashleyshow4251
On the passport gates it comes up with a red screen if the system sees you returning in a short period of time.
Each of my visa runs were by air. The last one wasn't quite a visa run, I had to go to cambodia for 1 day to sign some paperwork. On my return to thailand I got pulled to one side and questioned to see if I was living in thailand or not. Giving it a long period of time before going back is a good thing.
Lay oce lol 😂 Laos
My bad 😂
BRO I THOUGHT THE 8 WIVES SHT WAS TRUE🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Ain’t no way 😂
This guy said I have 8 wives 😂🤣
😂
8 wives?? You polygamist you! Haha.
😂😂
Great information man.
I’m already subscribed and like each video.
I’d like to take you up on your offer for further information.
What’s the best way to contact you?
Thanks. I’ll be arriving in BKK august 7th. ( yes this week!!)
Shoot me an email Isaiahashleyshow@gmail.com
@@theisaiahashleyshow4251
Doing it now
Hello Isaiah. Hope you are doing well. I really enjoy all your content. I have been a subscriber for a while. I am retired and have lived in Pratumnak for 2 months recently. I am coming back for a year or more. I would like to learn more about the retirement visa. Who do you recommend as an agent? Thanks. Keep up the great work!!
What if you taking up a martial arts class??
Lol, you had me at 8 Thai wives = 8 months...! 🥸🤓🤠😎