General Reports

[Davey1965]

Wow that's a good chunk of change they made. Should have quit while they were ahead.

Unfortunately people never know when to stop. Making money is an addiction. Wonder if they knew what some of the girls antics were?

[GatorAk]

Wow that's a good chunk of change they made. Should have quit while they were ahead.

I am still seeing the ads for the site and site itself is still up.

[Lcale1982]

There are a few reports about it online searching for "Absolute Angels Bangkok arrest" . Found this one: https://www.huahintoday.com/local-ne...scort-website/.

Wow that's a good chunk of change they made. Should have quit while they were ahead.

[AKeller]

Can you reference the report you saw, so we can find out if it's genuine or fake news released to simply discredit them unfairly.

There are a few reports about it online searching for "Absolute Angels Bangkok arrest" . Found this one: https://www.huahintoday.com/local-ne...scort-website/.

[PgReal]

Just saw a report that the owners of Absolute Angels Bangkok have been arrested. Something about clients getting robbed.

Can you reference the report you saw, so we can find out if it's genuine or fake news released to simply discredit them unfairly.

[AggieDad1]

Just saw a report that the owners of Absolute Angels Bangkok have been arrested. Something about clients getting robbed.

[Banana Boi]

Is there any chance if I can get an erotic massage with FS near the Suvarnabhum airport?

As the connecting flight is just 5 hrs away I don't want to take risk of going in the city so please help.

In the BKK thread your post was 4 hours between flights. Now it's 5 hours? Is the flight domestic within Thailand or International? How much of an issue would it be if you missed the flight? Would it be the worse thing to take the next flight out?

My answer will be the exact same as those who responded to you in the Bangkok thread. Immigration is the major issue here. We can't predict if immigration to get in and out of BKK will be 15 minutes or 2 hours each way. It all depends on how many flights land / depart at the same time. 5 hours is clearly better than 4 hours. At 4 hours I would never risk it unless it's a domestic flight. At 5 hours it may be ok as long as you don't mind taking the chance of having to buy another plane ticket to your destination. Is this Thai massage near the airport by a 40 year old Thai lady worth the risk to you?

[SBlack0070]

I'm visiting Bangkok only for some few hours and need your advice.

Is there any chance if I can get an erotic massage with FS near the Suvarnabhum airport?

As the connecting flight is just 5 hrs away I don't want to take risk of going in the city so please help.

I will have 3 hours minimum to have some fun so please support!

[Explorer8939]

I have 2 trips lined up next week, each with 2 ladies.

The first trip is Singapore. The two ladies will share a room with me, as the 2 ladies are hard core bargirls. Will they fuck me in front of the other? Probably.

The second trip is Koh Lipe, where we will have 2 rooms. I will alternate nights, so I will sleep with them separately. However, one of the ladies has a non-platonic interest in the other. So maybe something will happen.

The Singapore trip was interesting. One lady stated at the outset that she was too shy to fuck in front of the other lady. She got over it.

I spent an extra night in Bangkok alone with one of the ladies. She was going to see her Thai husband the next day, so the fucking was perfunctory. But then she woke me up at 4 am to fuck, I guess she couldn't wait.

The Lipe trip was fun, I just switched rooms with the ladies every night.

[TooDirty]

my own limited Western experience is these things can be hell, with banks etc very slow to hand over $$ across borders. It probably boils down to the issue I have about blacklists: the need to get a good Thai lawyer one can trust.

I think heaven help your sister if she lands in and some Thai lawyer thinks she is there for the financial plucking.

Thanks to everyone for the feedback in this thread. Finding an honest lawyer, hope that's an achievable goal. LOL.

[Jarango]

Does anyone know if you can make Thai bank accounts "payable on death" like you can in the USA? If I die in Thailand could my sister come over and get a "death certificate" to take to a Thai bank and claim my assets via "payable on death" or would I need a Thai will for that ? I know I'll need a Thai will if I own a condo or some other sort of property. If you die overseas can your beneficiary take your "death certificate" back to the USA and use it there for POD accounts?

https://www.thaiembassy.com/property...nheritance-law#text=In%20 situations%20 where%20 anyone%20 dies, distributed%20 among%20 his%20 legal%20 heirs.

https://www.thaiembassy.com/property...ed-in-thailand

You might find the two links from the same site useful. Though there are many sites like it, my own limited Western experience is these things can be hell, with banks etc very slow to hand over $$ across borders. It probably boils down to the issue I have about blacklists: the need to get a good Thai lawyer one can trust.

I think heaven help your sister if she lands in and some Thai lawyer thinks she is there for the financial plucking.

[Jarango]

A friend of mine has been wrongly blacklisted from Thailand because of a malicious report from an ex bar girl he had hooked up with. This means if he tries to fly into Thailand he might get a DNB (Do Not Board) and, if allowed board, he will definitely be stopped, detained and deported at his own expense at passport control.

It is important to note that he has cleared up the mess caused in his own country regarding her false report. She had passed her complaint to the cops there who contacted the Thai cops for feedback but the Thais misread the request, or so they say. So, he should be in the clear but he has no guarantee the Thais removed his name from the blacklist.

This notice is to ask for advice on how he should proceed. Some tips are given here https://aseannow.com/topic/1044925-w...emove-my-name/.

The consensus seems to be to contact a Thai lawyer but consensus says they are very expensive and, without a personal lead, I would imagine they would be almost useless.

The other way is DIY. But there are two problems here. Thailand's immigration offices are in Thailand so a personal visit is out of the question. Added to that is generally the Thais do not care about foreigners, which is why their prisons have a fearsome reputation.

Personally, I feel he should just forget about Thailand.

I do know about others who got into scrapes in the Philippines and managed to get out with some dodgy help. But, as he is not in Thailand, I think he should write it all off.

[Nyezhov]

My problem with Thai retirement visas are the ever changing rules, the inconsistency, the arbitrariness, the lines at Chaeng Wattana (great food), the reporting, the forms, etc.

Not even counting my total desire to avoid Thai banking. And yes I already have a Thai bank account. And the politics? Oi Vey.

But, YMMV.

Anyway, I have to move some household effects to Siem Reap. Ayone have some experience in this regard? Nothing super big, clothes, Kitchen stuff, etc.

[Explorer8939]

I have 2 trips lined up next week, each with 2 ladies.

The first trip is Singapore. The two ladies will share a room with me, as the 2 ladies are hard core bargirls. Will they fuck me in front of the other? Probably.

The second trip is Koh Lipe, where we will have 2 rooms. I will alternate nights, so I will sleep with them separately. However, one of the ladies has a non-platonic interest in the other. So maybe something will happen.

[LittleBigMan]

The O Non-Immigrant Visa is generally given when you apply for it in Thailand. The O-A Non Immigrant Visa is generally given when you apply for it in the USA, much as you said.

Also, much as you said, the O Non-Immigrant Visa does not require you to have the minimum health insurance coverage including for Covid. But the O-A Non Immigrant Visa does.

However, bear in mind the O Non-Immigrant Visa is "supposed" to be issued to people who have a Thai spouse, a Thai child or perhaps another close relative living in Thailand and you are "supposedly" applying for that Visa in order to visit or be close to them. Maybe you being here for serious medical treatment is another qualification for it, not sure. It remains to be discovered if or when any Immigration Officer will ask an O non-Immigrant Visa applicant or holder to provide proof of those qualifications.

BTW, the required amount of health insurance coverage for the O-A Non Immigrant Visa holder has rather quietly been increased to 3,000,000 baht. And it no longer needs to be split between In-Patient and Out-Patient coverage. It can be 100% In-Patient coverage. But it still needs to include coverage for Covid.

The only reason I can think of for me to allow my O-A Non Immigrant Visa to expire so I can start over with an O Non-Immigrant Visa would be to dodge that health insurance coverage requirement. However, that can be a foolish thing to do for anyone old enough to be retired and living full time in Thailand. Maybe at age 50 your prospects for needing expensive medical care in the country where you live is slight. But after 65 it is a different matter. Then the question is do I want to cancel my health insurance now to save a few thousand baht and, what, wait until some really serious medical issue pops up 5-10 years from now to start shopping for coverage? That's a really dumb plan, imo. For one thing, you will need to get a full medical check up before they issue you a policy and they will find out whatever this serious medical condition is. Consequently, they will exempt that pre-existing condition and not cover you for it. At best you will then get some coverage for stuff that isn't very serious, that you show no signs of having but since you are now applying at age 70+ or whatever you are going to start paying dearly for it.

Thankfully, I have not needed the Thai health insurance coverage I have been paying for since long before it was even required of O-A Non Immigrant Visa holders to have it. Not even for a single hour of hospitalization. But that is fine considering the health insurance Murphy's Law voodoo that I do indeed believe in; If you need it, you won't have it and if you have it, you won't need it.

When I did apply it was pretty simple I hear about all these types of visas like the elite, personally, I wouldn't spend the money I don't see any advantage to kicking out that money to get one. As for having to be married to get an Imm-O not sure about that. I help a number of friends and family who retired here single and use Thailand as a base to travel.

As for insurance, I can write a book on it, since I came here 15 plus years without buying since I arrived with local companies never using several years ago I stopped buying for a number of reasons one was they wanted the same premium for half the coverage went from 1. 5 million to 700,000. In general, even if they don't cancel you will price you out of the market. Coverage here they want you to basically be a perfect specimen to take you. By the time you reach 60, you will start to see the premium rise even if no claim is made expect a 2-4,000 baht increase many of the policies sold here for expats don't cover many items like cancer etc I have a policy for my Thai son and the coverage for Thais are far more extensive. I've had Thai, LMG, Bupa, AXA, Pacific? And others pretty much will suck you drive. Policies for little coverage from the above would run you 75,000 baht a year if you pass their requirement. Personally, today since I'm still able to run back and forth yearly plan ahead and use my Medicare benefits so far so good while at the same time putting aside money, taking care of myself, finding alternatives, clinics for small stuff, and reasonable alternative hospitals for long stays.

So as noted if you already have a policy and the cost is no problem keep it, if not the best is to seek policies abroad where you got some consumer recourse for they are costly and will cover you in other countries while you travel.

As for money in the bank, I read your statement maybe it is different in Bangkok, but here in Jomtien, the rule of thumb is the 800,000 baht prior to reapplying must be intact 2 months prior and after granted can't be touched for another 3 months. Thereafter you can use the money but NEVER dip below 400,000 baht. Depending on who you are I had a good friend, not all marble is there had 800,000 baht and got his extension within hours for whatever reason withdrew money and his balance dipped just under 800,000 baht and was told his extension was invalid to start over again. Being Thailand took a small walk outside settle up 5000 baht and extended back in business.