Having lived here for the past 5 years, I can only speak of my experience on the topic.
That being said, a lot of changes in the policy requirements (some quite sensible) in order to obtain a retirement visa. In the past, as a US, UK, AUS citizen, one could go to their local embassy in Bangkok and obtain a certified letter of income, to show the minimum required income (roughly $2,000 USD per month) to secure a 1-year Retirement Visa.… Read more...
The amazing islands of southern Thailand offer a variety of style for vacationing or retiring. We just received a lead for the sale of an entire island, just off the east side of Koh Lanta. The link will be added in a few days, but feel free to inquire through our contact page for more information on this and other land and property in Phuket, Krabi, Phang Nga, and other areas.… Read more...
… Read more...Build it and They Shall Come…
Thailand’s train systems, to date, have been a success in both urban and rural areas. Here is an update on the high-speed rail system being implemented. If there is one thing for sure, Thailand is building for the future of its ASEAN membership.
… Read more...Why U.S. Investments Halted to Thailand
It has been more than 5 years since the US placed investment warnings directly attributed to the military actions that ousted PM Yingluck Shinawatra from office in 2014. The military junta took control of the country, modified the constitution, ratified many laws while in power, and then enabled the first election in more than 7 years in 2019.
Thailand is an emerging country with a lot to offer to investors, retirees, and visitors
I’ve personally lived in Thailand for 3 years after having visited here for more than 10 years. I personally found the culture, food, and cost of living in Thailand quite acceptable and relaxing.… Read more...
“part of the new Retirement Visa reforms are geared towards ensuring expats have ample income for healthcare coverage in Thailand”
Excellent article on ExPat Healthcare Options in Thailand
By: Ryan Zander
It is said that “health is the greatest wealth.” Not only is good health important for productivity, but when health problems do arise, the high cost of healthcare can put a huge strain on personal finances for those who lack adequate insurance.… Read more...
As a retired American living in Thailand for more than 3 years full time now I can share that Thailand offers a lot with regard to free, affordable, relaxed living that also brings various investment options. I’m not a fan of the word retirement, so instead I like to call it “relaxed living”.… Read more...
You may have heard stories or even some of posts published on how easy it is to retire in Thailand. There’s so much to cover on this topic. I can only surmise that is culturally, economically, futuristically a very sensible consideration.
Some of the resources available in Thailand for US citizens actually stem back during the late King Rama IX’s reign.… Read more...