Ive used Agoda for years but they seem to be turning into scammers. Offering cheaper hotel room prices for split bookings but more expensive when you get to check out. Customer service escalates complaints then u hear nothing! Forever emailing discount promo codes but no box to enter them at check out. Agoda Cash used to be good for future bookings but now it expires after a month. This renders it useless for most.

Sorry I forgot your thread is about is about 'marriage'. It doesnt mention for 'Retirement', which is what I am interested in. I will check their website to see if it is available. Thanks.

With a 90 day non-O visa?

@Steve ******

Is health insurance required in Savanakhet and Vientiane as it is in London please?

@Carl *******

Me too, By air and land for 16 years.

Probably an even better rate at the main Superich branch downtown BKK....google it to check.

@Todd ********

"backward nations", "uneducated citizens"; Great attitude Todd! Are you sure you're not from over the border? ...lol.

@Todd ********

UK too. What is so amazing? Not everyone can afford to buy the latest expensive smart phones. Customers with contracts can have the latest expensive but 'locked' phone every year, which otherwise they might not be able to afford or have to buy. It seems to be good for companies and customers.

Wise.com......Simply the best.

@Bryn *******

If you travel to Thailand on a 90 day 'O' visa for retirement, the 800k needs to be in the bank for 2 months before extension is applied for. 800k must then remain in the account for 3 mths, after which a minimum of 400k thb must be maintained until 2 or 3 mths before the extension is renewed. (Im not sure which). Surprisingly it seems that if you enter Thailand visa exempt (or a tourist visa I think) you can then apply for a 90 day 'O' visa (1900thb) and the 800k only needs to be in the bank on the day of application. (Check Asean Now visa forum for confirmation of this).