A buzz of excitement went through the Thailand expat community last week, when it was announced the Thai government planned to offer ten year visas to those over the official Thai retirement age of 50. That buzz of excitement was shortlived however once any street savvy expat decided to delve into the figures and requirements in more detail.
฿90,000+ / month
China
฿10,000+ / month
China
฿130,000+ / month
China
฿130,000+ / month
China
฿90,000+ / month
China
฿100,000+ / month
China
French, 42 years old. Currently living in Thailand
Myanmarese, 27 years old. Currently living in Myanmar
Cameroonian, 35 years old. Currently living in Thailand
Ghanian, 37 years old. Currently living in Thailand
South African, 42 years old. Currently living in South Africa
American, 28 years old. Currently living in Thailand
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