I am now 64 and want to go to Thailand for 1 year and buy a scooter there. Now I found out that with a Multiple entry visa I can only stay in Thailand for a maximum of 180 days a year. Is this so…? And is it also possible to stay longer, for example 1 year.
Thailand Visa Question No. 115/23: Which Long Stay Visa?
I would like to live in Thailand for about 2023 to 7 months from October 8, I am 64 years old and retired now. Now I'm having trouble picking out the right visa.
I have been in Thailand for 5 months now and have a retirement visa, age 53 and live with my girlfriend in her house. My question is what happens if I stay here for more than 8 months? What I read is that you are being unsubscribed. And you are then no longer insured in the Netherlands. But if I go back to the Netherlands later, can I just inform the health insurer again and still insure myself for the period that I am in the Netherlands or not? And register again with the municipality where I live that I will be there again for a while.
Schengen visa question: How does my Thailand girlfriend get a residence permit for the Netherlands?
I got to know a Thai woman, she has a residence permit from France, but lives in the Netherlands with friends, sort of illegally. Now my question is how to act so that she can get a Dutch residence permit to build something with me?
CCSA: 'Six groups of foreigners are allowed to go to Thailand'
The Center for Covid-19 Situation Administration (CCSA) on Monday approved the plan to allow six groups of foreigners, including tourists, into Thailand. The start-up of tourism is necessary to somewhat repair the damage the Covid-19 pandemic has caused to the economy.
What are the consequences for a long stay in Thailand when it comes to your health insurance and the SVB.