Hey, thanks for the comment.

I too lived in Thailand for nearly 7 years, but to get to the point, I have a daughter that was born in Thailand. A year ago your video had and English guy married to his Thai wife that had a passport issue in at the airport.
My daughter needed to be listed on her Thai families Tabian Baan. ( house papers ) We drove to the village and had this taken care of. From there we obtained an Thai ID and went and got her passport.

As for the Ausie Dude that got popped with his wife, he had a ton of cash, buying businesses on Soi buakhao. I was there when he purchased the massage and rooming house with a small bar, it was the end corner business. I actually was listing it, but he purchased the business next door and was offered the other too. Enjoy your videos

Hi Thom
I’m coming to Thai Bangkok may 23 for vacation I would like to see you in Bangkok.

Jong

Check out Chiang Rai and Lampang.

I have a Facebook group called “Discussing the Real Thailand” which, for longer articles, directs members to my web-page, http://www.BestThailandBooks.com

That site already has 26 posts in “Blog Posts” and an even greater number in the archive.

I have a Thai Focus Group made up of Thais from all sections of Thai society, from poor farmers to top government officers, from Bangkok to the regions of Isaan and Lanna.

I have always that wide perspective invaluable in posting and writing creditable facts and comments on Thailand. A far cry from some of the stuff one reads on social media.

Your YouTube channel impressed me as you have the advantage of being Thai and therefore knowing what you’re talking about. I would like to discuss with you the possibility of working together and cross-fertilizing my web-page and group with your channel. Linking my blog and http://www.BestThailandBooks.com to Keyframe5Thailand would benefit both my members and readers and your subscribers.

I notice your “contact us” is down and has not been used since September 2016. hence my contacting you here.

1) Would it be better (easier) to apply for either Visa in US or in Bangkok? If in Thailand, what visa would I obtain meanwhile before applying for marriage or retirement visa?
2) We have not decided whether or not to buy or rent a condo/home. Does one visa be favorable if we plan to buy a place?
3) Which visa has the most time stay before having to renew it?
4) Does either visa require us to go back to the USA to renew? I heard that border runs are no longer an option?
5) If our daughter (who will be about 18 yrs. old when we move) decides to move with us, will she need a special visa?
6) Do you recommend having a Thai bank account established well before applying for visa or moving to Thailand?
7) I imagine that I can have my Social Security, 401k & pension direct deposited to my current USA bank and when living in Thailand just transfer needed funds to the Thai bank on a monthly basis. How do you do deal with your funding? Or what would you recommend being safest or cheapest?
8) Is there such a thing as a checking account in Thai banks? How do expats or Thai pay for rent, mortgages or monthly bills?
9) Do you recommend using a relatives home address in the states for any correspondence for existing US credit cards, tax purposes, etc. Any recommendations on this is appreciated. I believe it may be something that comes up with anyone being an expat.

Sorry for such a long request, but I truly value your opinion since you have been an expat for long time.

Thank You In Advance,
Carlos

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