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@David ********
...I'm not sure what you are saying but all, Pattaya, Hua Hin, Cha-am, Chang Mia and about a dozen other places I have lived in...all good.
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@Damien *******
If you have 35 years residency in Australia and apply for portability at 67 y/o when you apply you will already have done your 2 years for portability as part of your 35 years of residency. It is 2 years before or after getting the AAP. That is why most long-term residence people get portability straight away.
David ********
Perhaps you should visit a Visa agent in Thailand or borrow the Bt 800,000. Yes their are ways .
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@Billy ******
That is often the case with having the AAP, that is because it is under the tax-free threshold for seniors ($35,000 threshold you pay no tax for anyone over 67 y/o). Some people have to pay tax if their income is over the tax-free threshold in Australia if that includes the Aged Pension..
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@Neil *******
Hua Hin is likely to have
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times as many night spots now as it did 5 years ago. Both are quite lively.
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@Marky ******
Yes, I believe there are different rules for returned servicemen. Even if you are not injured you can get the Australian Aged Pension at 60 y/o. Good luck.
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@Ernesto *******
OH ...on the Australian Aged Pension Aussies, can do quite well in Thailand. I know Aussie men who live with a Thai lady and a few kids all quite well and happy. Even modest drinkers and fun lovers.. Plenty of them.
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@Paula ********
...There are ways to overcome this issue...say no more.
David ********
Some tax experts in Thailand think it will and some experts think it will not and Thailand Govt taxation experts haven't got a clue