Retirees

  • Thai LifeBuilding a strong social network for retirees in Thailand

    Building a strong social network for retirees in Thailand

    Transitioning into retirement and considering relocating to Thailand can be an exceptional choice. For those looking to spend their retirement years in Thailand, forging connections is key to a happy and fulfilling life. Participating in local clubs or engaging in volunteer work are excellent ways to meet new people. Additionally, indulging in activities that align with personal interests can lead…

  • Retire in ThailandPost retirement in Thailand: Navigating benefits and lifestyle for expats

    Post retirement in Thailand: Navigating benefits and lifestyle for expats

    Understanding post-retirement benefits is essential for retirees, given the ever-changing landscape of retirement plans. It’s important to be aware of the options available, particularly in regions such as Thailand, to navigate the complexities effectively. Understanding each post-retirement benefits Navigating the landscape of post-retirement benefits reveals a variety of options designed to support individuals during their retirement years. These benefits, crucial…

  • LifestyleTop sports for elders to beat falls & boost bones

    Top sports for elders to beat falls & boost bones

    Staying active in your golden years isn’t just about adding more candles to your birthday cake; it’s about quality of life. Finding a sport or physical activity that sparks joy can make all the difference. Whether it’s a pastime from your youth or something entirely new, the key is moving your body and having fun while doing it. With age,…

  • Retire in ThailandThailand 2024: The retirement haven you can’t miss

    Thailand 2024: The retirement haven you can’t miss

    As you approach retirement, keeping an eye on emerging trends within the industry is crucial, especially in vibrant markets like Thailand. In 2024, Thailand’s retirement industry is set to evolve, influenced by global economic shifts and local demographic changes. This introduction will guide you through the key trends shaping the future of retirement in Thailand, offering insights to help you…

  • GuidesActivities for retirees to stay active and enjoy life

    Activities for retirees to stay active and enjoy life

    Activities for retirees in Thailand offer a vibrant and diverse social life, allowing individuals to enjoy their golden years to the fullest. From engaging in leisurely pursuits to exploring the rich culture and stunning landscapes, retirees in Thailand can find numerous ways to stay active, healthy, and socially connected. Top Activities for Retirees in Thailand Practice a sport Starting a…

  • TravelTravel opportunities for retirees in Thailand 2023

    Travel opportunities for retirees in Thailand 2023

    Travel opportunities for retirees in Thailand are abundant, offering a perfect blend of relaxation, adventure, and cultural experiences. As a retiree, you can explore the fascinating history, indulge in mouth-watering cuisine, and immerse yourself in friendly local customs. With its stunning landscapes, from pristine beaches to lush mountains, Thailand caters to every traveler’s taste. So, whether you desire a tranquil…

  • ExpatsLTR visa: will the benefits lure expats to drive the economy?

    LTR visa: will the benefits lure expats to drive the economy?

    The new 10-year long-term resident visa was launched on Thursday to convert visitors into expats by offering benefits and tax breaks to attract foreigners from around the world. Though, they’ve made clear that they’re looking only for the top-tier wealthy travellers to move to Thailand and take advantage of the LTR visa. The new visa is only offered exclusively to…

  • Visa InformationRed tape remains for foreign retirees in Thailand

    Red tape remains for foreign retirees in Thailand

    This year, travel magazine International Living rated Thailand 11th most desirable country to retire in, out of 25. Despite this ranking, there are still regulations making it difficult for foreigners to stay here. Those with visas for one or more years are still required to report to immigration officials every 90 days. Foreigners with a Non-Immigrant O or Non-Immigrant OA…

  • Economy NewsThai government plans to draw in rich foreigners to live in Thailand

    Thai government plans to draw in rich foreigners to live in Thailand

    Say goodbye to the backpacker lifestyle of travelling through Thailand on a shoestring budget. The Thai government plans to lure rich, high spending foreigners with plans underway to reopen the country to foreign visitors. The government plans to draw in at least 1 million high spending tourists – rich retirees who want to settle in Thailand and potential investors interested…

  • Visa InformationSpecial Tourist Visa 2.0 – This is what should happen on September 26

    Special Tourist Visa 2.0 – This is what should happen on September 26

    OPINION So here’s an idea. If Thailand truly wants to attract tourists why not offer FREE QUARANTINE for the first 10,000 people who contact their Royal Thai Embassy and register to come as tourists under the new Special Tourist Visa. The Thai government or TAT could pay the hotels directly (I bet it will be a lot less than the…

  • ExpatsRelatives claim British pensioner was mistreated and starved by Thai family

    Relatives claim British pensioner was mistreated and starved by Thai family

    Relatives of an 86 year old British war veteran claim he endured starvation and mistreatment at the hands of his Thai family in Samut Sakhon, central Thailand. After receiving medical clearance, the man was flown home to the UK yesterday on an Eva Air flight. A report in Thai Visa says the man, named only as “Ron”, was rescued after…

  • ExpatsStrong Thai baht brings financial woes for expat retirees

    Strong Thai baht brings financial woes for expat retirees

    PHOTO: AFP An interview with a retired Briton in today’s Bangkok Post illustrates the financial difficulties some expats now face in the Land of Smiles as a result of the strong baht. Brian Maxey moved to Pattaya from the UK to live off his sterling pension, but the surging Thai currency means he’s now finding it a challenge to meet…

  • ExpatsBritish and Australian expats and tourists ponder the Thai baht

    British and Australian expats and tourists ponder the Thai baht

    The British pound continues to sag against the strong Thai Baht. And things are predicted to worsen for British tourists and local expats relying on funds out of the UK, as analysts predict the GBP to drop further as the date approaches for a ‘no deal’ Brexit and the Thai Baht continues to surge. As of 11.30am Thai time, the…

  • Things To DoThailand named in top ten places in the world to retire

    Thailand named in top ten places in the world to retire

    Thailand has again been named in the top ten retirement places in the world and Number 2 in Asia. The list is part of an annual report by International Living magazine and names Panama at the top of the list. Malaysia came in fifth place but Thailand sneaked into the Top 10 at Number 9, pushing evergreen retirement favorite, Spain,…